Mixed breed chickens. Need help identifying.

[Cynthia Higa]

These two chicks entered our flock as rescues and now that they're a little older (10 weeks), I was curious to know if we had any ideas regarding breed. We are here in Hawaii so if that helps the process, I'd appreciate feedback.
***white birds (one on perch and bottom right) Any thoughts on sex would be helpful too. I tend to lean toward one cockerel and one pullet because of behavior and one of their combs in developing faster than the one on the bottom right.

 

[WIchickMama]

the one on the branch/roost looks like a cockerel-sorry I am no help on the breeds

 

[Little Baby Bean]

These two chicks entered our flock as rescues and now that they're a little older (10 weeks), I was curious to know if we had any ideas regarding breed. We are here in Hawaii so if that helps the process, I'd appreciate feedback.
***white birds (one on perch and bottom right) Any thoughts on sex would be helpful too. I tend to lean toward one cockerel and one pullet because of behavior and one of their combs in developing faster than the one on the bottom right.

I am not sure about the white birds except that the one on the perch is a cockerel. The brownish one is an Easter Egger though and the two black ones with the gold wings are golden laced sebrights.

 

[Cynthia Higa]

the one on the branch/roost looks like a cockerel-sorry I am no help on the breeds

yes, that's my thought too. Thank you

 

[Cynthia Higa]

I am not sure about the white birds except that the one on the perch is a cockerel. The brownish one is an Easter Egger though and the two black ones with the gold wings are golden laced sebrights.

Yes, it was the white ones I am unsure of. Good eye, btw. I only take specific breeds but I am rehoming the whites since they were rescues. Sweet and curious, they are, however, I don't want to deal with mixing any of my chosen breeds when they start laying.

 

[Little Baby Bean]

Yes, it was the white ones I am unsure of. Good eye, btw. I only take specific breeds but I am rehoming the whites since they were rescues. Sweet and curious, they are, however, I don't want to deal with mixing any of my chosen breeds when they start laying.

Oh ok! @cherrynberry might be able to help.

 

[ColtHandorf]

Other than being rescues do you have any additional information on them? Were they rescued from a feral chicken population? The one on the perch is definitely a cockerel. The one of the ground appears to be a pullet. They are both single-combed I think. They could possibly be a Light Sussex cross? Kind of hard to know for sure, but I don't think they are pure-bred.

 

[tracytrull]

They all look like mixes(all have traits of more than 1 kind of bird), none look like true breeds.

 

[ColtHandorf]

They all look like mixes

One clearly is an Easter Egger and the two wee ones are Gold Sebrights. The predominately white birds are the only ones that look to have mixed ancestory. Bar the EE of course, because those don't breed true.

 

[ColtHandorf]

All EE are mixes though(not a real breed) and hatcheries dont usually breed them with feathered legs leading me to believe it was a product of something further mixed by backyard breeding.

Which is literally what I said.