New Chickens in the Coop

[Befels]

My 11 year old daughter went to her first chicken auction and is hooked. She already had some Rhode Island Red hens, some Barred Rocks, and some Buff Orpingtons. Here are some pics of some of her new ladies. Any idea on breeds? The pics may not be the best. If not, I can take new tomorrow.

 

[Perris]

hello @Befels ! welcome to BYC to you and your daughter
Can't help with your breeds, but I would caution about quarantining the new birds until you are sure they are not carrying any nasties from previous home or auction to infect your existing flock...

 

[Nicaragua]

I'll throw a wild guess on the first photo : the blue one on the left could be a blue copper Marans, event though she doesn't have feathered legs (it's a big no-no here in France, but I understand that it's not that much of an issue in the US).
The bearded one could be some kind of Araucana, Ameraucana or Easter/Olive-egger mix out of the previous breeds.
No idea on the other ones though... Maybe ISA browns and Australorp?

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

In the first picture I see a Blue Copper Marans on the left, 2 Red Sex Links in the middle, & an Easter Egger on the right.
Need better pictures of the black chicken to confirm breed.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Agree with @Brahma Chicken5000

 

[Befels]

Here are the "red and white" ones. I think that the girl that brought them to the auction had said they were Golden Comets?

 

[Befels]

Here is the black with the "gold" around the neck.

 

[Befels]

The "all black ones" have a green sheen to their feathers in the right light.

 

[Befels]

In the first picture I see a Blue Copper Marans on the left, 2 Red Sex Links in the middle, & an Easter Egger on the right.
Need better pictures of the black chicken to confirm breed.

Thank you for your input! I appreciate it!

 

[Befels]

Does anyone know what the typical laying season is for a Blue Copper Marans? I have Googled and Googled and Googled some more and cannot find anything that says. Most breeds, I can find that information on. Thanks!