I wasn't going to...

[tn_artist]

I wasn't going to ask. I was going to just wait and see, BUT I can't stand it!
I know it's hard to tell this young, but we got some bantams out of the bin and don't know what some of them are.
Y'all are so awesome at knowing, I thought I would ask what breeds you think they are.
The first two have legs that are a combination of grey and white. One has grey legs and white toes, the other white legs changing to grey as they go up. Their beaks are a mixture of yellow and black.

The next we are guessing is an OEGB because it's so small. We think it is/will be, blue. His legs are grey too

The next two are very similar but one is lighter and tan-ish. The other is silvery grey with black stripes. Tan has grey legs. Silvers are grey ish brown.
Tan

Silver

last isn't a breed question, but a color question. We have a Silkie that is pure white with large crest and muffs. The other Silkie looks like buff, but has a dark stripe down it's back. Does that mean that she will not be totally buff colored?
Sorry this is so long but not knowing is driving me crazy (er). Thank you to anyone who had the time to help out.

 

[Cyprus]

The last two are easter eggers large fowls.
The first three are, I think, Old English Game Bantams black, black and blue.

 

[Cyprus]

On closer inspection, the first two seem rather large for bantams and are more likely black Australorps.

 

[Brady bunch]

First two may be black australorps.

 

[Brady bunch]

These are ours when they were babies.

 

[tn_artist]

On closer inspection, the first two seem rather large for bantams and are more likely black Australorps.

They are all bantam. They are much smaller than the EEs that we got at the same time and some are smaller than the Silkie chicks. The hands are my 10 year olds if you were judging them against that..

 

[tn_artist]

First two may be black australorps.

Do they come in bantam? They are all so small. This is a picture of the EE chick next to one of the black and white ones.

 

[holm25]

Last two are Easter eggers. Hard to tell what the rest are at this age. Give them some time and you’ll know.

 

[holm25]

Do they come in bantam? They are all so small. This is a picture of the EE chick next to one of the black and white ones.View attachment 1869225

There are Australorp bantams but I’m not so sure you find them in a Feed store.

 

[tn_artist]

The last two are easter eggers large fowls.
The first three are, I think, Old English Game Bantams black, black and blue.

Do EE come in bantam size? This is a pic of out EE chick and one of the black ones. The two last ones are the same size as the black ones.