Oegb?

[Luvs2pugs]

I ordered 2 silver duckwing and 2 black breasted oegb. straight run was only option. This is what i received. I can't find any oegb photos of solid colored chicks online . Are the gray and yellow chicks old english babies? Also i would love to know ur thoughts on gender. There is so much information, but websites say their tips don't work for bantams. Any help is appreciated.

 

[sourland]

It appears you have received what you ordered. General OEGB cockerels develop enlarged combs fairly early.

 

[Gray Farms]

The two gray/yellow chicks with the dark legs aren't OEGBs. They could be Dutch bantams. You'll have to wait until they feather out to know for sure. Way to young to sex right now.

 

[mgbantams]

Not all OEGBs have light colored legs. Some varieties like blue, black, self blue, etc. have dark gray legs. I would not expect them to be Dutch.
The two gray chicks are not silver duckwing, but they are probably OEGBs. I’m not sure about their variety, maybe self blue?
The chipmunk striped ones do appear to be black breasted red OEGBs.

 

[Gray Farms]

Down color is wrong for black, blue, and self blue. One is getting white wing feathers.

 

[Luvs2pugs]

The two gray/yellow chicks with the dark legs aren't OEGBs. They could be Dutch bantams. You'll have to wait until they feather out to know for sure. Way to young to sex right now.

That's what i was thinking. They didn't look like what i ordered. Thanks so much for confirming

 

[Luvs2pugs]

Thanks everyone. You've been really helpful!!

 

[Gray Farms]

Update with photos in a few weeks

 

[drumstick diva]

x2 Gray Farms

 

[Ladybird CA]

The ones in the back do look like black breasted red Old English game bantams. Still too early to tell gender, but going off eye liner I'm going to guess that the darker eye liner'ed one is a pullet and the other one a cockerel.

The other two look like they could be dutch. The darker blue a blue dutch and the other a splash.