Need Help IDing some banties

stagedragon

In the Brooder
10 Years
Jun 29, 2009
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These are bantam hens and I can't figure out what breed they are, they have feathered legs:

as few day old chicks:
bantamcochinchick2a.jpg


bantamcochinchick1a.jpg


as young adults:
bootedbantam2a.jpg

bootedbantam5a.jpg

bootedbantam6a.jpg

bootedbantam7a.jpg


Two more mystery bantam hens as few day old chicks:
cochinchick1a.jpg

cochinchick2a.jpg


as young adults:
bootedbantam1a.jpg

bootedbantam4a.jpg

bootedbantam8.jpg


and need help iding color of this bantam naked neck roo:
as a few day old chick:
bantamnakednakechick2a.jpg


and as young adult"
bantamnakedneckroo1a.jpg


and here are my bearded duccles:
a young hen, not sure what color:
beardedduccle1a.jpg


a young roo, not sure what color:
bootedbantam3a.jpg


and this I believe to be a mille fleur roo:
millefleurroo.jpg


Any ideas? They came in a bantam mix of day old purebreds.

Thanks!
:)Stage Dragon
 
The top bird looks like a light brahma (maybe cross). The next 2 are partridge cochins, a pair. Top bird is female, second is male. As for the D'uccles, I dont know on the black ones, but the other does look like a millie fleur. NN I will be of no assistance.
 
1. light brahma

2. partridge cochin

??? not sure on the others... not sure if I'm even right on the first ones lol! Your mille fleur is going to be pretty!
 
The first section of "Young Adults"
*The first 2 pics are of Light Brahma Roos
*and next 2 are Light Brahma Pullets(girls)

The second section of "young adults"
*First 2 are pics of Partridge Cochin girls
*3rd is a young partridge cochin Rooster

The Naked Neck is a mixed color Rooster(young).

The first pair of d'Uccles are mixed colors and poor quality(pets). Whatever hatchery they came from has no sort of quality control in their breeding programs. This is what some hatcheries have started trying to pass off as "Brown Red d'Uccles".

The mille Fleur d'Uccle Roo may have decent color, but physical type is not going to be good.

All are pet quality hatchery birds. Sorry to be so blunt, but that is what they are.
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Matt
 
Thanks for all the help guys! Good to know what they are
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And the three d'uccles I actually hatched for a friend of mine, ROFL, I don't have the heart to tell her that, ha, ha
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I think she just raises them as pets anyway. I am laughing so hard right now, I must have a wicked sense of humor.
 

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