Is this really a leghorn?

[Lollychicken]

I can see one in there with black legs, it wouldn't be a leghorn either

 

[Corticeiro]

Thanks everyone!

A few more pics... They are all very shy, except for the crested one as you can see in the photos.

The white ones have pinkish-yellow legs. Other than a tiny little greyish speck in one of them they are all white - they still have some sort of yellow down under the feathers though...

The brown/partridge ones have dark legs...

 

[Lollychicken]

Thanks everyone!

A few more pics... They are all very shy, except for the crested one as you can see in the photos.

The white ones have pinkish-yellow legs. Other than a tiny little greyish speck in one of them they are all white - they still have some sort of yellow down under the feathers though...

The brown/partridge ones have dark legs...

Some with yellowish legs may be leghorns, but if not definitely they aren't

 

[Corticeiro]

Just googled "brown leghorn" and I now completely understand what you all mean with "yellow legs"

 

[Rakaiachick]

You might find they are half leghorn. Your brown stripey one looks like one I have with is leghorn father, barnevelder mother.

 

[Corticeiro]

Got them solely for eggs. As long as I have hens and they lay as many eggs as a leghorn would I'm not that concerned.

 

[Corticeiro]

Hi everyone!

A few up-to-date pics:

 

[Painted Calls]

Hi everyone!

A few up-to-date pics:

I absolutely love that first bird.

Where did you get them from? They all look like mixed breeds to me.

 

[sourland]

I absolutely love that first bird.

Where did you get them from? They all look like mixed breeds to me.

agreed

 

[Corticeiro]

I absolutely love that first bird.

Where did you get them from? They all look like mixed breeds to me.

Same here, same here

We got them from a backyard chicken keeper, nothing fancy - all allegedly leghorns!

They are all pullets and, as I stated before, as long as they lay anywhere near the numbers of a leghorn I'll be happy!