Need help to ID new ladies

[Aliciahess]

Hi everyone. Here are some of the new hens I got. Not sure what breed they are. Can someone help?
Thanks

 

[TaraBellaBirds]

First guess was RSL and Blue Orpingtons. Can you get a better shot of the top bird's body? Leg color is a good clue at identifying breeds too. If the top bird, is the yellow one in the bottom pic I would change my guess to Buff Orpington. Buff Orpingtons have white legs traditionally.

 

[Aliciahess]

Top bird is the same as bottom. What does rep stand for?

 

[Aliciahess]

Stupid auto correct. Meant rsl...looked it up and got it. Thanks for the help.

 

[TaraBellaBirds]

Pretty sure you have a buff and two blue Orpingtons.

 

[Michael OShay]

The hen in the front looks like a Buff Orpington and the two in the back are both Blue Orpingtons, but can you get a clearer pic of the bird behind the Buff Orpington in front (top pic). Because the comb looks funky, like it might be a pea comb, and the leg looks greenish, I'm thinking you have an Easter Egger.

 

[Aliciahess]

I can tomorrow. I thought she was an Americauna?
She is molting now...looks scrawny. Lol

 

[Michael OShay]

I can tomorrow. I thought she was an Americauna?
She is molting now...looks scrawny. Lol

True Ameraucanas all have slate blue legs. Easter Eggers, which are produced by crossing Ameraucanas with other breeds to produce offspring that lay eggs in colors other than just blue, often have greenish legs. Hatcheries frequently and incorrectly market their Easter Eggers as Ameraucanas (often misspelled as Americana or Americauna). There is a good article at http://www.the-chicken-chick.com/2011/09/ameraucana-easter-egger-or-araucana.html explaining the difference between Araucanas, Ameraucanas, and Easter Eggers.

 

[BantamLover21]

The blue birds are probably Blue Orpingtons. The buff bird is a hatchery quality Buff Orpington. The bird behind the Buff Orpington in the first photo is an Easter Egger.

 

[Wyandottes7]

The blue birds are probably Blue Orpingtons. The buff bird is a hatchery quality Buff Orpington. The bird behind the Buff Orpington in the first photo is an Easter Egger.

I agree.