Help w/ ID, got them form Tractor Supply

[LauraSBale]

I posted pic of them a while back now they are 2 1/2 months old and they are getting big

what they are and sex

~heres the back of the bird above, it the one with it head down on the left

These 2 are the same type of bird, but one has a larger comb, just wondering if that means Roo, below

baby from one of my broodys
its a EE mutt, below

Got these 2 girls from MJ, sexlink's below

One of my Hatching from Opas Welsummer eggs below

 

[sparkles2307]

Light Brahma? or Delaware?

I see a nice seabright pair

Lucky yours is rosecombed, my seabright cockerel is single combed.

Dunno about the others.

 

[jqs birds]

Light sussex rooster

A pair of golden Seabrites

white rock pullet

Rhode Island red pullets (hatchery birds)

EE pullet

 

[LauraSBale]

Quote:
on the end of his comb is a little cone sticking up.
it funny he starting to crow, and he sound like my 14 year son when talks, his crow just goes up and down,

 

[Year of the Rooster]

Quote:
on the end of his comb is a little cone sticking up.
it funny he starting to crow, and he sound like my 14 year son when talks, his crow just goes up and down,

First one is a Delaware and yes you do have a pair of Sebrights. That point on the end of the comb is called a leader. They should have that.

Those two white ones are White Plymouth Rocks. The Sex-link is the red and white one. The other two red ones are Production Reds.

 

[jqs birds]

Delawares have yellow legs. Light sussex have white legs.

 

[Eggs4Sale]

I can barely tell a chicken from an ostrich, but for 2 and a half months old, your chickens are looking very nice!
My guesses:

Emu
Pheasant
Cockerel pullet
Grebe
Not-an-ostrich duck

 

[Year of the Rooster]

Quote:
Oh! Thanks, I didn't catch that. I guess you have a Light Sussex.

 

[Eggs4Sale]

Oh, wait, not-an-ostrich ducks have pinfeathers and pinafores. Yellow legs. Eggbound and coop built.

 

[LauraSBale]

Quote:
on the end of his comb is a little cone sticking up.
it funny he starting to crow, and he sound like my 14 year son when talks, his crow just goes up and down,

First one is a Delaware and yes you do have a pair of Sebrights. That point on the end of the comb is called a leader. They should have that.

Those two white ones are White Plymouth Rocks. The Sex-link is the red and white one. The other two red ones are Production Reds.

the WPR's the one with just with head shot, is it a roo? its comb just a little bigger and wattles are bigger and a little darker pink. there both the same body size.

and the Delaware is that a Roo?

there all the same age, so i'm wondering because the Sebright is already crowing and he has been for about a week
DOB on them is 4-25-09