Need help with breed and sex if possible

[Fayeh89]

Hi, I'm relatively new to owning chickens, I have 4 full grown 3 hens and 1 roo. However for mothers day my kids and fiance got me 5 chick's. The only one I know for sure is my red one is a RIR. The other 4 I do not know. I am hoping someone can tell me what breed they are and what sex they are. Going to attach pictures as well.

 

[21hens-incharge]

Red one is a cockerel.
2 buff Orpington pullets.
The last one is a speckled sussex and I suspect a male.

The black and white one I am not sure about.

 

[NatJ]

Hi, I'm relatively new to owning chickens, I have 4 full grown 3 hens and 1 roo. However for mothers day my kids and fiance got me 5 chick's. The only one I know for sure is my red one is a RIR. The other 4 I do not know. I am hoping someone can tell me what breed they are and what sex they are. Going to attach pictures as well.

The Rhode Island Red is a male.

The black and white one is probably an Easter Egger. I think it might be male, but I am not entirely sure. If it is male, that will probably become more obvious over the next month or so.

The one with a red body and a black & white tail looks like a male Speckled Sussex.

2 buff Orpington pullets.

The buff ones are not Orpingtons. Orpingtons would have single combs and white feet. I think you have Buff Chanticlers, with walnut combs and yellow feet. They are probably female.

 

[thatchickenladyfromCA]

I thought Buff Orpingtons had white/pale pink feet? Those feet look yellow right?

 

[LTAY1946]

I thought Buff Orpingtons had white/pale pink feet? Those feet look yellow right?

They may be buff rocks?

 

[NatJ]

I thought Buff Orpingtons had white/pale pink feet? Those feet look yellow right?

Correct.

Orpingtons are the most common buff breed, but those birds have the wrong color feet and also the wrong comb type. I think they are probably Buff Chanteclers.

 

[NatJ]

They may be buff rocks?

Right foot color, wrong comb type. Rocks have single combs.

 

[LTAY1946]

Right foot color, wrong comb type. Rocks have single combs.

I couldn't see the comb but did wonder about that too.

 

[NatJ]

I couldn't see the comb but did wonder about that too.

It's either rose or walnut (walnut/cushion/strawberry: all are genetically rose + pea)

Rose comb would be Wyandotte, walnut comb would be Chanticler.

 

[Fayeh89]

Here are a couple more pictures I have of them. Hopefully this will help? You all have been super helpful so far thank you!