lots of id's needed, some colour, some sex, some breed!

[spish]

ok finally got some half decent pics of the ones i still need iding. first we'll go with colour ID's. can anyone tell me what colour these brahmas are?
2 roos

hens

and these need breed id and sex id's (am thinking all EE's? though the white and orangy one are small chickens, bantams of some sort, these 2 are for sure hens)
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3.

4.

5.

6. hen but what breed?

7. hen but what breed? supposedly from the same nest as no.6 but this one has feathery feet

 

[ve]

#1 is Blue Brahma #2Partridge Brahma #3Black Brahma hens #4 Partridge Brahma hen Others- #1 Easter Egger boy #2 EE girl #3 Wyandotte mix boy #4 EE girl #5 EE girl #6 and #7 -mixes .#7 cam be Buff Brahma mix

 

[MikasGirl]

No ideas on color, sorry.. But for your sexing they all look boyish to me excepts for maybe 1, 4, and 5... IDK though, EEs are pretty hard to sex. Good luck! Pretty birds! (I do feel slightly bad for the 5th picture bird, she looks like she may be a rooster favorite

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[spish]

yes she does look like shes been ravished by the roo (her sister is even worse) hence why the roo is seperate from them until i can get hold of more hens

the previous owner kept the two girls with the roo in a very small enclosure so i dont think that helped)
thanks for the guesses so far, keep them coming!

 

[ve]

Your Partridge Brahma is a victim of feather picking.Rooster can not damage chest feathers with mating.Your girls are pickin each other,s feathers.Sunflouer seeds and vitamines can help or pinless pipers(sp)

 

[spish]

oh, i was told the 'all over' fluffyness and lack of proper feathers was due to moulting?? you can see the new quils growing under the fluff