Mystery auction chicks

[WetHENannie]

If any of you know the types of these chicken please let me know. I do know that they are bantams.

 

[Cyan Night]

The first one looks like a light brahma and the last one might be an EE

 

[ramirezframing]

The ee looking one also looks like a rooster.

 

[debid]

Light Brahma, cuckoo (Dutch?), EE, frizzled Cochin. The EE and cuckoo are 100% cockerels. The Brahma has a pale comb but a tall stance and they can be slow to mature so I'd say it's too early to tell. The Cochin is hiding the headgear so no idea on gender there.

 

[howfunkyisurchicken]

Light Brahma that looks like a pullet, Creole Old English Game (?) bantam cockerel, Easter Egger cockerel, white frizzled Cochin.

 

[BantamLover21]

Light Brahma, pullet for now.
Crele Old English Game bantam cockerel.
Easter Egger cockerel
White bird is a White Frizzled Cochin pullet.

 

[Wyandottes7]

Light Brahma, probably pullet.

Bird on left: Crele Old English Game, definitely a cockerel.
Bird in front: Easter Egger cockerel. Bird on far right: White Frizzle Cochin, can't tell gender.

 

[WetHENannie]

Thanks everyone! Here's a funny story, I named the smallest one sweet pea because it liked to be held and petted. We'll sweet pea is the one you all are saying is an old English game cockerel! Bahhahahabab we will see how the temperament is as it gets older.


The one that is dark, everyone is saying easter egger cockerel. I am wondering what traits am I looking for here for it to be Easter egger? It has green legs. It resembles some of the Hedemora photos I've seen?

Thank you all again I appreciate the help!

 

[ramirezframing]

Green legs, pea comb and muffs (puffy cheeks) are saying ee to me, but ee's can look like anything as long as they lay a colored egg. Hedemora is still a new breed here (USA) so you probably wont find them at a auction without them being labeled as so, if you even find them then.

 

[WetHENannie]

Okay they are 6 1/2 weeks! At what age do bantams start to lay? Is it sooner than standards?