I believe they are about 4 month old pullets. I am wanting confirmation of that and any ideas about their breeds.

[akamom0714]

I'm not sure their hatch date but my mom hatched them some time back. I expect them to start laying soon if they are infact all pullets. They had a brother who started crowing a few weeks ago. Although these 3 have never crowed I'm still a little unsure about one of them.
My mom believes they all have the same silky daddy but they clearly have different moms. Any idea what they might be? Someone said Salt n Peppa could be Satin?

 

[akamom0714]

This little lady is a few months old. About a month or so younger than the other three. She has blue feet and could be some kind of mix. Is she an Easter Egger?

 

[akamom0714]

This little lady is completely black. She hatched at the same time as Sprinkles. I believe her mom is solid black, has a red comb, and a sweet but shy demeanor if that helps identify her at all...

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

I'm not sure their hatch date but my mom hatched them some time back. I expect them to start laying soon if they are infact all pullets. They had a brother who started crowing a few weeks ago. Although these 3 have never crowed I'm still a little unsure about one of them.
My mom believes they all have the same silky daddy but they clearly have different moms. Any idea what they might be? Someone said Salt n Peppa could be Satin?

The buff-looking one is a Silkie, probably mixed color though. The other two are Satins, Silkie mixes that have smooth feathers.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

This little lady is a few months old. About a month or so younger than the other three. She has blue feet and could be some kind of mix. Is she an Easter Egger?

She could be part Easter Egger, she’s definitely some kind of mix.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

This little lady is completely black. She hatched at the same time as Sprinkles. I believe her mom is solid black, has a red comb, and a sweet but shy demeanor if that helps identify her at all...

If it’s the same chick in both photos, she’s actually blue, not black. I can’t see her comb that well, but the most common black chicken is an Australorp, so I would guess that’s what her mom is.

 

[akamom0714]

If it’s the same chick in both photos, she’s actually blue, not black. I can’t see her comb that well, but the most common black chicken is an Australorp, so I would guess that’s what her mom is.

It is the same in both thank you so much