Ideal chicks arrived - need help identifying them UPDATE - photos!

[verlaj]

Okay - Working on getting the photos up -

Here are 4 of the 5 the "Ameracaunas" (EEs) showing off their greenish legs - (#5 is in ICCU - Intensive Chick Care Unit)

and their cute faces -

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[verlaj]

Now 4 of the 5 Partridge Rocks (#5 is in ICCU) - the one on the far right is feeling a little puny.

 

[noitulover]

sooo cute! aah!

 

[verlaj]

Now I'm getting to where I need confirmation or correction!

I am thinking these 4 are Barnies based on the white eyerings -

Top view-

And #5, who doesn't have the same face markings, but otherwise looks like these -

and the top view of "Barnie" #5 -

Please tell me if you think these are indeed Barnies!

 

[cybercat]

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These are NOT partridge rocks. All rocks have yellow legs and skin. These are SPSussex for they are white legged and skin.

 

[Lanissa86]

Why did I open this thread

Can we all say "FUZZY BUTT OVERLOAD"

SUPER CUTE BABIES!!

 

[verlaj]

Now I am getting even less sure of myself - Here is the one "chipmunky" chick that looks very different from all the other survivors - at least in the face. I'm guessing she is a sole surviving Welsummer.
- and she's just too cute to hold back too many pictures!

Okay I don't know how to rotate it here - it was vertical in my photo program!

So - do you think this one is a Welsummer?

 

[verlaj]

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These are NOT partridge rocks. All rocks have yellow legs and skin. These are SPSussex for they are white legged and skin.

Hmmm - The chicks that I called Partridge Rocks look like they have mink coats on and their legs are actually brown - which is what I thought a Partridge Rock chick was supposed to have.

 

[verlaj]

Okay - so now the last group, which I thought were probably the Speckled Sussex. These chicks have yellow bellies or chests. I also noticed on the photos that at least some of them have white wing tips.

 

[jossanne]

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