Never figured out these two tiny chickens

[CowboyCasual]

I thought maybe they were Serama chickens, but I just cant figure them out. They were very small, and layed tiny little eggs.

 

[ChickenCanoe]

I'm not great at this but my guess is a white leghorn bantam and a serama.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

The one on the right is a Serama.

 

[CowboyCasual]

The one on the right is a Serama.

Thats my impression. I think ChickenCanoe is right about the white one. Thank you both!

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Thats my impression. I think ChickenCanoe is right about the white one. Thank you both!

The white bird isn't a leghorn. It has red earlobes and white legs. Possibly a White OEGB.

 

[sylviethecochin]

The white bird isn't a leghorn. It has red earlobes and white legs. Possibly a White OEGB.

If she is OEG, I suspect that that one is a mix, or just poorly bred. (tail set a little lower should be 40-45 angle, and the wing isn't drooping. Also, there's the fading white around her lobes.)

 

[ChickenCanoe]

The lobes looked whitish to me.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

If she is OEG, I suspect that that one is a mix, or just poorly bred. (tail set a little lower should be 40-45 angle, and the wing isn't drooping. Also, there's the fading white around her lobes.)

Well, with hatchery stock, nothing is impossible!

 

[ChickenCanoe]

If it is a leghorn, production should be very prolific. Eggs will be pearl white.
If it is a OEG, production may be good over a very short season but on an annual basis, production is poor. Eggs may be white or tinted.