New Keeper!

[Grammy60]

Hello and welcome to BYC We are happy you have joined our community. They are very pretty birds

 

[theoldchick]

 

[DobieLover]

Oh ok - that is even easier! Thank you

Here are the girls I am a little on the fence about....

These 2 girls were bought as ISA Browns, but from what I've seen, those have more of a reddish plumage right? These 2 girls are pretty buff colored. They are also the sweetest and follow me everywhere!

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This next girl was from a crate labeled Cinnamon Queen... but I am quite sure that's not the case here, LOL. She looks like some of the Easter Eggers/Americanas I have seen on other threads here. She has been growing some ear muffs and has a very glorious tail.
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Any help in identifying would be greatly appreciated!!!

Being a sex-linked hybrid, ISA Brown chickens can vary in plumage color. I think that those two are ISA Browns. And you are correct on the last one being an Easter egger. Hopefully she'll give you pretty green or blue eggs.

 

[BirdsBeesTrees]

I would have thought they were Buff Orpingtons and a Easter Egger. I am NOT a breed expert.

 

[DobieLover]

I would have thought they were Buff Orpingtons and a Easter Egger. I am NOT a breed expert.

They aren't round enough to be Orpingtons. Orpingtons are a very round bird!

 

[Pork Pie]

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[TwoCrows]

Oh ok - that is even easier! Thank you

Here are the girls I am a little on the fence about....

These 2 girls were bought as ISA Browns, but from what I've seen, those have more of a reddish plumage right? These 2 girls are pretty buff colored. They are also the sweetest and follow me everywhere!

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This next girl was from a crate labeled Cinnamon Queen... but I am quite sure that's not the case here, LOL. She looks like some of the Easter Eggers/Americanas I have seen on other threads here. She has been growing some ear muffs and has a very glorious tail.
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Any help in identifying would be greatly appreciated!!!

Hello and welcome to BYC!

Adorable is what they are! Enjoy your babies and if you have any questions about them along the way, be sure to ask. Welcome aboard!

 

[sourland]

Hello, and welcome to BYC.

 

[MochaLatte]

Being a sex-linked hybrid, ISA Brown chickens can vary in plumage color. I think that those two are ISA Browns. And you are correct on the last one being an Easter egger. Hopefully she'll give you pretty green or blue eggs.

This makes so much sense. I was also wondering about possible buff orp, but my girls seemed kind of puny so I wasn't sure! I had no idea about the color variations of the isa browns. Thanks for that! Happy to find out that Nugget is an EE...I am so excited to see what kind of eggs my fake cinnamon queen makes

 

[HappyClucker7]

Oh ok - that is even easier! Thank you

Here are the girls I am a little on the fence about....

These 2 girls were bought as ISA Browns, but from what I've seen, those have more of a reddish plumage right? These 2 girls are pretty buff colored. They are also the sweetest and follow me everywhere!

View attachment 2760827View attachment 2760833

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This next girl was from a crate labeled Cinnamon Queen... but I am quite sure that's not the case here, LOL. She looks like some of the Easter Eggers/Americanas I have seen on other threads here. She has been growing some ear muffs and has a very glorious tail.
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Any help in identifying would be greatly appreciated!!!

The first ones are Buff Orpingtons, and the last one is an Easter Egger.
The Orps don't look right because they come from Hoovers, which does not sell good quality birds (in regards to breed standard). They are still Orps though.