My babies are 11 weeks old!

[Cc4]

These assuming girls brighten my day, every day. So much personality! Anyways, I got them as “colored egg layer variety” from a Hoover’s Hatchery.
Any ideas of breed,sex? (First time chicken owner)

 

[sourland]

So far all appear to be pullets.

 

[Artichoke Lover]

All of them look like pullets to me! No idea about breeds though.

 

[Chick_Chick]

I got a HH variety too and am trying to puzzle it all out. The crested one looks like the picture on their website of an Olive Egger.

 

[Chick_Chick]

I got a HH variety too and am trying to puzzle it all out. The crested one looks like the picture on their website of an Olive Egger.

Also may one of the light ones is a Starlight Green Egger? Looks like some of mine...I thought maybe they were ISA browns, but that’s not part of the colored egg layer pack.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Looks like pullets...
Keep in mind that the hatcheries are coming up with all different mixes and calling them different things, all with the intent to lay colored eggs. Starlight Green Egger, Blue egger, Blue Bonnets, Lakeshore Egger (I think is one)…. These are all different varieties of easter egger.
You, essentially have Easter eggers... you have mixes that (hopefully) carry the blue egg gene.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Looks like pullets...
Keep in mind that the hatcheries are coming up with all different mixes and calling them different things, all with the intent to lay colored eggs. Starlight Green Egger, Blue egger, Blue Bonnets, Lakeshore Egger (I think is one)…. These are all different varieties of easter egger.
You, essentially have Easter eggers... you have mixes that (hopefully) carry the blue egg gene.

I agree. There are too many to keep track of all the little trends in appearance between them because their purpose is all the same