May I ask what breed these bantams are?

[mauie889]

Hi guys! I recently got more bantams this month, two roosters and three hens, and I have trouble identifying what breed these are, the breeder only knew that they were bantams. Do you guys know what breed these are?

If it helps, the black hen lays white eggs, and the buff and white ones lay light brown eggs

Ps. Do we need to bathe our chickens? Mine wallowed in the mud yesterday thats why they are so dirty

 

[JedJackson]

They all look like mixed breeds. There is probably old English game bantam blood in most of them. The lacy hen is probably a Sebright cross. The buff hen is probably old English game bantam crossed with Japanese bantam. The white hen looks like either an Easter egger or a Cornish bantam cross. The rose comb rooster is maybe a Belgian bantam/ old English cross, and the other rooster looks like another old English cross. I'm just guessing their mixes based on appearance, but pretty sure none are purebreds.

 

[mauie889]

They all look like mixed breeds. There is probably old English game bantam blood in most of them. The lacy hen is probably a Sebright cross. The buff hen is probably old English game bantam crossed with Japanese bantam. The white hen looks like either an Easter egger or a Cornish bantam cross. The rose comb rooster is maybe a Belgian bantam/ old English cross, and the other rooster looks like another old English cross. I'm just guessing their mixes based on appearance, but pretty sure none are purebreds.

This is so helpful, thank you!! I appreciate it

 

[JedJackson]

This is so helpful, thank you!! I appreciate it

No problem. They are very cute.

 

[Chookchicken]

Thought I’d answer your second question. No, we do not need to bathe our chickens, they do it themselves.

 

[Painted Calls]

They all look like mixed breeds. There is probably old English game bantam blood in most of them. The lacy hen is probably a Sebright cross. The buff hen is probably old English game bantam crossed with Japanese bantam. The white hen looks like either an Easter egger or a Cornish bantam cross. The rose comb rooster is maybe a Belgian bantam/ old English cross, and the other rooster looks like another old English cross. I'm just guessing their mixes based on appearance, but pretty sure none are purebreds.

Agreed.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

I agree with @JedJackson on the breeds of your mixes. Though the buff hen can’t be a first generation old English game bantam x Japanese bantam since she has a beard.