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[Bknobel]

I can tell you what breed or mix of breeds you have. All you have to do is post some pictures and tell me where you got your chicken(s).

Preferred pictures would be a standing side profile, a picture of the legs and feet (if not included in the side profile), and a picture of the comb (if it's not a single comb).

I would also prefer that you only post chickens that are older than 12 weeks. I can try with younger chicks, but sometimes it's impossible to know at that age.

I would be happy to tell you how I came to my conclusions. If you're wondering about your chicken's sex, I can help with that, too!

Salt Cay Turks and Caicos islands 3 months old

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

I got them from Meyers hatchery. The bottoms of their feet are a tan color but one chicks is a lighter tan than the others

My husband is the one that went and looked so maybe what he thought was tan was really pink

The other Andalusian is the white one. It’s a splash andalusian, which result from blue x blue breedings. The black chicks are a little harder to figure out. There are several black breeds listed on “assorted rare” on the Meyer website. Being hatchery quality, even when grown they’ll be difficult to tell apart. Pink/white feet could mean Orpington or australorp. Yellow feet would mean jersey giant.

Here are some more current pictures now that they are more then 6 weeks they have grown a lot
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then yesterday I noticed that we have an extra white chicken. Besides the bantams we ordered 4 white brahmas, 3 Amerucanas, and 4 black sexlinks...well there are only 43 black chickens so I’m assuming one of those are not indeed a black sexlinks....this is the little girl
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1- silver sebright
2- frizzled Cochin (possible cockerel)
3- frizzled cochin
4- Easter egger (often mislabeled as ameraucanas)

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

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Salt Cay Turks and Caicos islands 3 months old

I’m thinking game mixes, though those two cockerels (top picture) could be some sort of Sussex mix.

 

[Bechtel Family Chickens]

The other Andalusian is the white one. It’s a splash andalusian, which result from blue x blue breedings. The black chicks are a little harder to figure out. There are several black breeds listed on “assorted rare” on the Meyer website. Being hatchery quality, even when grown they’ll be difficult to tell apart. Pink/white feet could mean Orpington or australorp. Yellow feet would mean jersey giant.

1- silver sebright
2- frizzled Cochin (possible cockerel)
3- frizzled cochin
4- Easter egger (often mislabeled as ameraucanas)

 

[Bechtel Family Chickens]

Awesome...Thank you... so excited to see once they are grown

 

[Waylonsmommy11]

My old girl who we lost right after I had my sonforgot her breed. We got her at tractor supply. Absolutely a love bug. She’d get so excited when anyone got home and hop in the car and sit in your lap till she got a hug and kiss then went on her way but my little white one I’ve gotten some mixed opinions on. Thinking it’s a he. Super red comb for 5 weeks. We got him at tractor supply. And we’re told they were silkies. That’s what I wanted to get. But they were completely wrong and I’m kinda bummed. But maybe he’ll be even prettier. He has a lilac/blue hue to most of his feathers and some of his skin on his feet.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

My old girl who we lost right after I had my sonforgot her breed. We got her at tractor supply. Absolutely a love bug. She’d get so excited when anyone got home and hop in the car and sit in your lap till she got a hug and kiss then went on her way but my little white one I’ve gotten some mixed opinions on. Thinking it’s a he. Super red comb for 5 weeks. We got him at tractor supply. And we’re told they were silkies. That’s what I wanted to get. But they were completely wrong and I’m kinda bummed. But maybe he’ll be even prettier. He has a lilac/blue hue to most of his feathers and some of his skin on his feet.

I’m sorry for your loss, it’s always especially sad to lose a friendly one. Looks like she was a red sex link.
Your chick is either a d’uccle (bearded) or a booted bantam (non bearded). Probably a cockerel.

 

[Waylonsmommy11]

I’m sorry for your loss, it’s always especially sad to lose a friendly one. Looks like she was a red sex link.
Your chick is either a d’uccle (bearded) or a booted bantam (non bearded). Probably a cockerel.

What does the bearded mean?

 

[Lbyrd8512]

The other Andalusian is the white one. It’s a splash andalusian, which result from blue x blue breedings. The black chicks are a little harder to figure out. There are several black breeds listed on “assorted rare” on the Meyer website. Being hatchery quality, even when grown they’ll be difficult to tell apart. Pink/white feet could mean Orpington or australorp. Yellow feet would mean jersey giant.

1- silver sebright
2- frizzled Cochin (possible cockerel)
3- frizzled cochin
4- Easter egger (often mislabeled as ameraucanas)

I had a feeling the white one was the other Andalusian. With the black ones I know for sure one is the australorp just not sure which. As for the other one it’s the rare breed but I have no idea what. I really thought Jersey giant but the bottoms of her feet aren’t yellow. According to my husband at least. I need to go look for myself. Thank you for your help!

 

[tn_artist]

What does the bearded mean?

It looks like they have a beard of extra feathers under their beak. This is my d'Uccle hen (porcelain color, same as yours.