Identifying 2 week old chicks

[wildthingsfarm]

My order of Black Austrolorp pullets got mixed in with the "freebies" (which also happened to be black!) in our brooder. They pretty much all look the same to my untrained eye. Is there specific identifying feature(s) that will help me separate them? Thanks!

 

[wildthingsfarm]

Here are a couple. Barred Rock, maybe?

 

[StarMeKritten]

The australorps will be solid black, with some white down on the undersides and a few white wing feathers as chicks. The ones with the head spots and barring are the extras. They could be barred rocks but since they were freebies, they are more likely black sex link males.

 

[Wyandottes7]

The australorps will be solid black, with some white down on the undersides and a few white wing feathers as chicks. The ones with the head spots and barring are the extras. They could be barred rocks but since they were freebies, they are more likely black sex link males.

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[BantamLover21]

The australorps will be solid black, with some white down on the undersides and a few white wing feathers as chicks. The ones with the head spots and barring are the extras. They could be barred rocks but since they were freebies, they are more likely black sex link males.

Agreed.

 

[donrae]

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