New Member: Match breed to each pullet?!

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Could you get a full body picture of F and C so I can see their tails? What kind of comb does B have?

 

[raebycees]

B has the tiniest comb (or maybe no comb?)

Could you get a full body picture of F and C so I can see their tails? What kind of comb does B have?

 

[raebycees]

Best image of feet/tail for C

Could you get a full body picture of F and C so I can see their tails? What kind of comb does B have?

 

[raebycees]

Best image of feet/tail of F

Could you get a full body picture of F and C so I can see their tails? What kind of comb does B have?

 

[Nats Chickens]

D= Easter Egger or True Blue
A= True Green
E= Easter Egger
F= Easter Egger
C= True Blue or Green
B= True Blue or Green
G= True Green

These are my guesses. Bear in mind I am in no way experienced. Could you please post a better pic of D? ALSO, What are all their names?

 

[DobieLover]

Hello and welcome to BYC! Glad you joined.
Nice flock.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

All of them are easter eggers. Of what type, you'll have to wait until they lay eggs.

 

[Cyprus]

All of them are easter eggers. Of what type, you'll have to wait until they lay eggs.

X2

 

[raebycees]

Wait!? Are Whitings also easter eggers?

 

[ronott1]

Wait!? Are Whitings also easter eggers?

No. They are blue egg layers-- a cross of araucana with leghorn.

EEs originally came from south america. Many in the Americana group want to call all colored egg layers that are not True AMs EEs. It gets confusing because there are a lot of colored egg layers.

And the gene that makes the egg shell blue is the same gene for all.

AMs are a breed created in the 1970s from many other breeds using the blue gene from araucana