Identify breeds

[Huckleberrykerry]

Forgive me I’m a newbie at breeds. I have had isa browns in past and they’re pretty easy to identify. Was sold these at 1 day old. Suppose to be 2 prairie bluebell eggers and 1 olive egger. Does the lighter one look like the olive egger and the 2 darker one bluebell? The coloring on the darker ones are so different.

 

[Isabella6Storm4]

Forgive me I’m a newbie at breeds. I have had isa browns in past and they’re pretty easy to identify. Was sold these at 1 day old. Suppose to be 2 prairie bluebell eggers and 1 olive egger. Does the lighter one look like the olive egger and the 2 darker one bluebell? The coloring on the darker ones are so different.

The gray ones look like Lavender Orps.
i've had a couple that look like the blackish one but the breed name has totally slipped my mind

 

[Huckleberrykerry]

The gray ones look like Lavender Orps.
i've had a couple that look like the blackish one but the breed name has totally slipped my mind

The grey ones are. The ones I’m looking at are the 2 darker ones and the light one. The reddish one is very different from the dark grey one. Someone thought it might be Americana.

 

[21hens-incharge]

Prairie bluebell and olive egger would indicate a mixed breed bird. The colors vary wildly depending on what breeds went into the mix.

I don't think you will know until they are laying.

 

[Party_Chicken]

Probably a colored layer mix. They should lay pretty eggs.

 

[Chipmunk Chicks]

https://hoovershatchery.com/prairiebluebellegger.html

Prairie Bluebell eggers could look like lots of things, but they should lay a pretty blue egg. Olive eggers could look like lots of things, but they should lay a pretty olive green egg. I agree, seeing as they are both more or less "anyone's guess" kind of mixes, I don't think there's any real way to tell which bird is which until they come into lay.

 

[Huckleberrykerry]

Probably a colored layer mix. They should lay pretty eggs.

Hopefully they are pullets. I’m having a hard time identifying between hen and rooster.

 

[Huckleberrykerry]

https://hoovershatchery.com/prairiebluebellegger.html

Prairie Bluebell eggers could look like lots of things, but they should lay a pretty blue egg. Olive eggers could look like lots of things, but they should lay a pretty olive green egg. I agree, seeing as they are both more or less "anyone's guess" kind of mixes, I don't think there's any real way to tell which bird is which until they come into lay.

They are a beautiful, now hoping they are pullets. One of my lavender orpington looks to be a rooster. If I’m going to keep a rooster, I’m hoping it to be him.

 

[BastyPutt]

Hopefully they are pullets. I’m having a hard time identifying between hen and rooster.

Can you get some better pictures of their heads? That would help.

 

[Huckleberrykerry]

Can you get some better pictures of their heads? That would help.

Not the greatest shots but you can see their heads.