Mystery chicks. [pictures] [[Update page 2]]

[LittleChickenLady]

Okay, had these posted in a different place and was told to bring them here. So far I've been told that #1 and possibly #2 are EE, #3 might be a Sebright, and #5 might be a BO. Anyone know for sure?

Mystery chick #1

Mystery chick #2

Mystery chick #3

Mystery chick #4

Mystery chick #5

 

[<3ChickenForever]

2 looks like a EE and last one looks like a BO.

 

[ChickenWisperer]

<3ChickenForever :

2 looks like a EE and last one looks like a BO.

I disagree. The legs on #2 seem to be yellow - and with no muffs, It's unlikely. And on the last chicks, it's feathers seem to be coming in white, and it's down red - which makes it a RSL.

#1 is a EE.​

 

[GlockGalUSA]

If anyone knows what mystery chick #4 is please identify! I have two of the exact same little chick and I can't figure it out either. I was thinking white wyandottes?

 

[featherbaby]

I don't know the exact variety, but the Latin family name would be Q.T.lilpeeperpoopers maximus

 

[dsqard]

Where did you get your chicks? White Wyandottes are unlikely since I don't "think" any of the hatcheries carry them. Also, it looks like #4 has a single comb. Wyandottes should have a rose comb. Again, not impossible to have a Wyandotte with a single comb but not likely. Wish I could help you more.

 

[dsqard]

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[GlockGalUSA]

I'm a total newbie so I've just been trying to go by chick pictures that were identified by various hatcheries, lol. I got mine at Hudson's here in the Garner/Clayton N.C. area. It's local feed/lawn and garden store. Could it be a Delaware??

 

[chickened]

#4 is a delaware. #5 BO 1,2,3 I think you nailed EE don't always have muffs.

 

[BarefootMom]

#4 looks like a New Hampshire Red

I have a few in this picture: These chicks are about 2 weeks old