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[RaineyTN]

Here’s a picture of a blue buff Colombian Orpington I found color pattern looks identical

 

[Katejc]

My apologies as these guys are 7 weeks, but please take a shot! (Just the 2 mixes, we know what the silkies are )

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

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Hatchery quality wyandotte

I think he's more likely a cochin mix. The pea comb is dominant, so if he was a brahma mix, he'd have a pea comb.

I was thinking that he could have cochin in him. But, I still think he's a brahma mix, just that the brahma parent had one copy of the single comb gene and one copy of the pea comb gene.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Ok, thanks. But why is she more black than my other wyandotte's?
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Genetic variety. Even show quality chickens will have differences between individuals.

Here’s a picture of a blue buff Colombian Orpington I found color pattern looks identicalView attachment 1929266

Not exactly. Notice how your cockerel has a blue body with buff leakage in the wings and hackle. The other rooster has blue only in his hackle and tail.

My apologies as these guys are 7 weeks, but please take a shot! (Just the 2 mixes, we know what the silkies are )
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Where did you get them?

 

[Katejc]

Genetic variety. Even show quality chickens will have differences between individuals.

Not exactly. Notice how your cockerel has a blue body with buff leakage in the wings and hackle. The other rooster has blue only in his hackle and tail.
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Where did you get them?

A friend has a farm with animals running wild. She had a hen hatch these 2 and take off so she gave them to us.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

A friend has a farm with animals running wild. She had a hen hatch these 2 and take off so she gave them to us.

These are only guesses at this point, but I'm thinking that the first one is a wheaten marans mix and the second one an Easter egger mix.

 

[Katejc]

These are only guesses at this point, but I'm thinking that the first one is a wheaten marans mix and the second one an Easter egger mix.

Thanks! I’ll update with photos as they get bigger.

 

[AsaDotJava]

I'd like ya to have a go at some of my little guys, if you don't mind!

The following are birds from TSC (I do not know what hatchery they use)...

The first two chicks, Hoot and Holler, were labeled as pullets. But were they Ameraucana? Aracauna? I don't remember... I don't think they look like Ameraucanas, but I am no expert.
Also, what would you call their colours? Is Holler a partridge?

The next two were labeled, of course, "Assorted Bantam"... they have the stiff little upright tails when they aren't being held against their will lol (if you want to take a stab at gender, too, feel free!)

I have two other unknown bantams, but I haven't banded and photographed them just yet.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

I'd like ya to have a go at some of my little guys, if you don't mind!

The following are birds from TSC (I do not know what hatchery they use)...

The first two chicks, Hoot and Holler, were labeled as pullets. But were they Ameraucana? Aracauna? I don't remember... I don't think they look like Ameraucanas, but I am no expert.
Also, what would you call their colours? Is Holler a partridge?

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The next two were labeled, of course, "Assorted Bantam"... they have the stiff little upright tails when they aren't being held against their will lol (if you want to take a stab at gender, too, feel free!)

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I have two other unknown bantams, but I haven't banded and photographed them just yet.

I can't speak to the bantams, but Hoot and Hollar are both easter eggers. They don't look like ameraucana at all, since they don't have the muffs and beard, wrong color legs and don't have a color pattern that matches the ameraucana SOP.
Additionally, they can't be araucana because those are rare and hard to find, expensive too. I have 5, and the SOP on them calls for rumpless, tufted as their most defining features, besides specific colors.
Here's the Ameraucana Breeder's Club breed gallery:
http://ameraucanabreedersclub.org/gallery.html
Here's the Araucana Club of America's Standards Of Perfection (SOP) page, which includes pics if you click on the individual colors...
http://www.araucana.net/sop/

 

[tn_artist]

I'd like ya to have a go at some of my little guys, if you don't mind!

The following are birds from TSC (I do not know what hatchery they use)...

The first two chicks, Hoot and Holler, were labeled as pullets. But were they Ameraucana? Aracauna? I don't remember... I don't think they look like Ameraucanas, but I am no expert.
Also, what would you call their colours? Is Holler a partridge?

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The next two were labeled, of course, "Assorted Bantam"... they have the stiff little upright tails when they aren't being held against their will lol (if you want to take a stab at gender, too, feel free!)

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I have two other unknown bantams, but I haven't banded and photographed them just yet.

The two lavender ones look like Old English Game bantams to me. I have two cockrels. Didn't luck up with a pullet. Depending on age, yours look like pullets to me.
This one is 8-10 weeks. His comb is floppy and almost purple.

this guy is 8 months. A much better example.