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[416bigbore]

Hello and welcome to BYC. You found an Amazing Poultry Community to be a part of with many knowledgeable members who are willing to help you along your journey with any questions you may have. Enjoy

 

[cmom]

They all look like pullets to me from the pictures you posted. You will find a lot of good information here Good luck with your chicks and have fun...

 

[cherrynberry]

Pics 1 and 2- that's Freebird- my escape artist. Supposed to be blue ameraucana but some have said shes not
Pics 3 and 4- Chic Alay ( my 3 year olds way of saying Chick-fil-A. Her comb is quite red so I suspect roo... shes my ride or die follows me everywhere
Pics 5 and 6- thats Aquafina she loves the water and also supposed to be a blue ameraucana- also her tail feathers are pretty short compared to the others
Pics 7 and 8- thats Buffy because I ran out of creative names and named my orpington Buffy lol.. shes got attitude.

Sorry for not answering yesterday, I had a church event.

All are likely pullets.

 

[Slucente18]

They all look like pullets to me from the pictures you posted. You will find a lot of good information here Good luck with your chicks and have fun...

Thank you! I'm really excited with my girls!

 

[Slucente18]

Sorry for not answering yesterday, I had a church event.

All are likely pullets.

No worries at all! And thank goodness even though the area i live in im not allowed to have roosters i would love one with my girls..

 

[Sammster]

Welcome! This site is a treasure trove of information. So many helpful members!

 

[cherrynberry]

No worries at all! And thank goodness even though the area i live in im not allowed to have roosters i would love one with my girls..

As for breeds, it would be clearer once they are older. But for now:

Pictures 1-2: Definitely not an Ameraucana with that comb of hers. Probably some sort of brown egg layer like a gem or production blue. Not going to go into much detail on that though.
Picture 3-4: Likely a Buff Orp like you were told, as long as the legs are correct.
Pictures 5-6: Update needed. A pure Ameraucana should have slate shanks and white skin. Can't really tell by the photos.
Pictures 7-8: I "think" I see a single comb and a beard. If I am correct with both (which I am not certain on), she is likely a Splash EE.