Help! What breeds are these?

payner59

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Jul 8, 2013
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Mixed breeds.
First pic--front rooster has maybe Easter egger, but what's up with that comb? Back pic is a red/barred mixed breed
Second pic--again mixed breed roosters. Some red and barring in the second bird.
Third pic--left hen is barred mix, the blue hen is the only bird that might be pure bred as far as I can see. She may also be a mixed breed, just a lucky color. I'm not sure what breed she may be--Marans was my first thought, but she has clean legs and that comb almost looks rosecomb. Could be a blue Wyandotte, but they have yellow legs.
 
Mixed breeds. 
First pic--front rooster has maybe Easter egger, but what's up with that comb?  Back pic is a red/barred mixed breed
Second pic--again mixed breed roosters. Some red and barring in the second bird. 
Third pic--left hen is barred mix, the blue hen is the only bird that might be pure bred as far as I can see. She may also be a mixed breed, just a lucky color. I'm not sure what breed she may be--Marans was my first thought, but she has clean legs and that comb almost looks rosecomb. Could be a blue Wyandotte, but they have yellow legs. 


I believe blue Wyandottes are allowed to have blackish legs and bottom of feet be yellow. Thought I read that somewhere.
 
Mixed breeds.
First pic--front rooster has maybe Easter egger, but what's up with that comb? Back pic is a red/barred mixed breed
Second pic--again mixed breed roosters. Some red and barring in the second bird.
Third pic--left hen is barred mix, the blue hen is the only bird that might be pure bred as far as I can see. She may also be a mixed breed, just a lucky color. I'm not sure what breed she may be--Marans was my first thought, but she has clean legs and that comb almost looks rosecomb. Could be a blue Wyandotte, but they have yellow legs.
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Thanks for the input!! Crazy thing is that these were all purchased eggs and sold as pure bred! Boy am I a sucker. Lol.
 
Thanks for the input!! Crazy thing is that these were all purchased eggs and sold as pure bred! Boy am I a sucker. Lol.
It's really good to try to get a look at the parents, make sure they're pure and that they're separated, if possible, before you buy. But, they're really neat looking!
 

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