Multiple unidentified chickens

[Amer]

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I can get a picture of her foot tomorrow maybe, she’s a bit wild but the 5th toe is small. It could be a spur bud but I have no idea. These pictures have a better view of her feet but still not great

ok, I can see it now, just a spur. She is a barred rock because: single comb, unfeathered legs. The legs are yellow. Did you get her from a hatchery? Barred rocks are common from hatcheries, cuckoo Marans are not.

 

[rebrascora]

I see white skin not yellow and her shape is much more Marans than rock in my opinion with that lovely U shaped back. I really like her, especially with those spurs! My BC Maran's hens are quite butch.... they run my cats out of "their" garden and sometimes run up to confront strangers.... not aggressive, but definitely bold. They don't have spurs though.
It looks like your girl has a bit of scaley leg mite that you might want to treat with some Vaseline or coconut oil or Vick's Vapour Rub is my favourite treatment of the moment for it, especially at this time of year when they are prone to respiratory issues as well. Makes the coop smell lovely and opens the airways!

 

[Amer]

When chickens lay eggs they often have the legs fade. In my opinion she looks much two small to be a Marans, and her being hatchery quality makes her back too high, but that is just something to think about.

 

[BirdLeaf]

I see white skin not yellow and her shape is much more Marans than rock in my opinion with that lovely U shaped back. I really like her, especially with those spurs! My BC Maran's hens are quite butch.... they run my cats out of "their" garden and sometimes run up to confront strangers.... not aggressive, but definitely bold. They don't have spurs though.
It looks like your girl has a bit of scaley leg mite that you might want to treat with some Vaseline or coconut oil or Vick's Vapour Rub is my favourite treatment of the moment for it, especially at this time of year when they are prone to respiratory issues as well. Makes the coop smell lovely and opens the airways!

Thank you, I’ll have to try catching her and get some on her, I had no idea! I’m so new to chickens and no one else at the house knows much either haha!

 

[debid]

Thank you, I’ll have to try catching her and get some on her, I had no idea! I’m so new to chickens and no one else at the house knows much either haha!

It's much easier to catch them on the roost at night. IDK about using vapor rub on such respiratory-sensitive animals, though. I'd stick with plain old Vaseline.

 

[drumstick diva]

I noticed the scales too, I think I am starting to get a foot,leg fetish. I've been seeing so many pictured that have it and experienced owners and newbies either don't notice or overlook it.

 

[drumstick diva]

agree with Rebrascora

 

[LowLady]

I’m new to chickens too I would have guessed barred rock on the first one but I’m too new to know differences. I see all the back and forth on 1 and 2. Not sure if these pics help for comparison but here are my two barred rocks that came from tractor supply 2.5 years ago.

 

[BirdLeaf]

I’m new to chickens too I would have guessed barred rock on the first one but I’m too new to know differences. I see all the back and forth on 1 and 2. Not sure if these pics help for comparison but here are my two barred rocks that came from tractor supply 2.5 years ago.
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They are so adorable!

 

[LowLady]

They are so adorable!

Thank you ! They’re definitely a fun pair and act like the characters they’re named after , Lucy and Ethel