Help the 4-H member identify these birds

[generaldsherman]

Hey, everyone! I'm a 4-H educator from Wyoming and was contacted by a parent needing help identifying their flock to help their kid prep for the county poultry show in a week and a half.
I can spot the striping of a barred rock in there. Looks like the white one with black head was a Colombian, I think? The red ones? Rhode Island red maybe? The white ones just leghorns? How about those blue ones?
Any help would be fantastic!

 

[JedJackson]

I see a bunch of production type Rhode Island reds. Some are lighter, some are darker.

I see a buff Brahma in the first three pictures, and the very last one.

Next to it, either a black sex link or black copper Marans.

There is a Colombian Wyandotte in the twelfth picture.

There is a chocolate Orpington and maybe a couple of Australorps in the fifth picture.

I see a California white or two, and maybe some white Leghorns.

Some kind of blue barred chicken-- maybe an olive egger.

Some kind of blue chicken which could be a Sapphire Gem, and then a paler one that could be a Sapphire Splash.

It's really a mixed bag. I wouldn't say any of them are particularly good for showing, either, unless it is in some special kid's category.

 

[generaldsherman]

I see a bunch of production type Rhode Island reds. Some are lighter, some are darker.

I see a buff Brahma in the first three pictures, and the very last one.

Next to it, either a black sex link or black copper Marans.

There is a Colombian Wyandotte in the twelfth picture.

There is a chocolate Orpington and maybe a couple of Australorps in the fifth picture.

I see a California white or two, and maybe some white Leghorns.

Some kind of blue barred chicken-- maybe an olive egger.

Some kind of blue chicken which could be a Sapphire Gem, and then a paler one that could be a Sapphire Splash.

It's really a mixed bag. I wouldn't say any of them are particularly good for showing, either, unless it is in some special kid's category.

Yep. Just a kids show