How old and what's the brown one?

[Zycie]

Hi,

I just picked up chickens for the first time. Can anyone help me ages. The olive egger appears to be youngest with feathers on her wings only. The brown one (Wyandotte?), seems to be the oldest with the 2 australorps maybe a week behind.

 

[cherrynberry]

Hi,

I just picked up chickens for the first time. Can anyone help me ages. The olive egger appears to be youngest with feathers on her wings only. The brown one (Wyandotte?), seems to be the oldest with the 2 australorps maybe a week behind.

They look to be between 1-2 weeks old

Post them at 6-8 weeks for gender and breed identification.

 

[JustBabyMargo]

They look to be between 1-2 weeks old

Post them at 6-8 weeks for gender and breed identification.

I agree!

 

[JedJackson]

Yes, they are very young. The brown one is probably a brown Leghorn or a Welsummer, but could be an Easter egger, too.

 

[saysfaa]

I don't have much experience but I have lots of pictures of australorps and brown leghorns to compare... looks like yours are all clearly less than three weeks old (second picture), first picture is at six days old.

The pictures are really bad because of the lighting but I think the wings and tails can be seen enough to compare. Maybe.