Lavender Orpington?

[MINchick]

Second chick. Also feathering out much more quickly I'll continue to update periodically until I know for sure what these two, namely the first chick, turn out to be.

 

[EmmaRainboe]

Updated pictures of the first chick. Not much change but much more feathering out in the last week than in the entire month before and the comb is turning pink so I'm guessing it's a cockerel, whatever breed it is. View attachment 2475858View attachment 2475859View attachment 2475860

Still thinking Ameraucana (which is better than an orp if you ask me ) Also thinking cockerel with that comb.

 

[NatJ]

Those sure look like pea combs, so I'm thinking Ameraucana (or perhaps Easter Egger.)

 

[Feath3rDust3r]

My lavender Orpington chicks have black legs and beaks.

 

[MINchick]

Updated pictures: Still not many changes. They're about eight weeks old now. One is definitely a cockerel. No muffs or beard to be seen. The first picture is a comparison of the first chick (the most questionable one) and another definite Ameraucana cockerel that I have who is the same age. They were the same size when I brought them home but the size difference is huge now. Hard to tell but the black cockerel is four times bigger.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Updated pictures: Still not many changes. They're about eight weeks old now. One is definitely a cockerel. No muffs or beard to be seen. The first picture is a comparison of the first chick (the most questionable one) and another definite Ameraucana cockerel that I have who is the same age. They were the same size when I brought them home but the size difference is huge now. Hard to tell but the black cockerel is four times bigger. View attachment 2488019View attachment 2488014View attachment 2488017View attachment 2488018View attachment 2488026

Interesting. The second chick is actually blue, not lavender. Definitely keep updating if you can.

 

[ColtHandorf]

You have a Blue and a Lavender Ameraucana. The Lavender is definitely a cockerel. The Blue might be but I'm leaning pullet for the moment.

 

[MINchick]

This is this second chick at almost ten weeks now. Starting to show small muffs/beard. The lavender cockerel still has no signs of a beard/muff and has grayish legs, not the black or dark gray I'd expect of the breed but that could change.

First (lighter) chick. No muffs/beard.

 

[BayAreaMike408]

This is my Lav Orp at 8 weeks for comparison.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

This is this second chick at almost ten weeks now. Starting to show small muffs/beard. The lavender cockerel still has no signs of a beard/muff and has grayish legs, not the black or dark gray I'd expect of the breed but that could change. View attachment 2503057View attachment 2503058View attachment 2503059


First (lighter) chick. No muffs/beard.

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First one is a blue ameraucana. The second is a lavender ameraucana mix. Maybe lav ameraucana x lav Orpington.