New chickens

[Freie Family Farm]

We are picking up these guys in an hour. The owner wasn't quite sure what they were. Ill get better pictures tomorrow but can you take a guess with this?

 

[sourland]

buff laced polish, white crested black polish, mottled polish?, Easter egger, speckled sussex, perhaps a production red , a splash bantam of some sort, and a black hen that I can't see enough of to take a guess. Good luck with them. WCB Polish looks as if its crest has been pecked. Keep an eye out for this bad habit.

 

[DobieLover]

We are picking up these guys in an hour. The owner wasn't quite sure what they were. Ill get better pictures tomorrow but can you take a guess with this?

Lots of Polish, an Easter Egger and a bantam mix.

 

[Meri Maura]

The yellow ones are wheaton Polish hens, the orange one is an Easter Egger, bottom left is some kind of spangled polish, the other one eating from the bucket is a White Crested Black Polish.

 

[Meri Maura]

In the middle is a speckled sussex

 

[Meri Maura]

Dark red is Rhode Island Red

 

[Freie Family Farm]

We were told about the pecking. We separated the injured ones and let the uninjured start their quarantine. The injured ones got treated and get to be spoiled in our little infirmary.

 

[Painted Calls]

buff laced polish, white crested black polish, mottled polish?, Easter egger, speckled sussex, perhaps a production red , a splash bantam of some sort, and a black hen that I can't see enough of to take a guess. Good luck with them. WCB Polish looks as if its crest has been pecked. Keep an eye out for this bad habit.

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[Rhodebar Lover]

buff laced polish, white crested black polish, mottled polish?, Easter egger, speckled sussex, perhaps a production red , a splash bantam of some sort, and a black hen that I can't see enough of to take a guess. Good luck with them. WCB Polish looks as if its crest has been pecked. Keep an eye out for this bad habit.

I agree. One of the Polish is also missing her tail Maybe some extra space and protein can fix it! I also wonder if the mottled one is a Houdan rather than Polish because although Houdans are less common, I personally don't know of anywhere that sells Mottled Polish. It will be super easy to check though, just look to see if she has four or five toes! Five for Houdans, four for Polish

 

[Freie Family Farm]

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