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Thank you for your help. That has gave me a start on what they are!What a cute little flock!
Okay, I'm not a great bantam person, but here's what I got.
The first pic and the one below it are a male and female gold sebright.
The pic on the top right and the third pic down are also a pair--male and female--not sure on breed but I'm thinking like a black breasted red game bird. Someone more familiar will clarify that.
The last guy looks to be a d'uccle. the color is called mille fleur.
Thank you so much. There is so many helpful peeps on here! Here is a better pic of the last one.Pretty birds! I'm not an expert by any means so I could be wrong, but, I believe
#1 is a Golden Sebright Bantam Rooster or cockerel (likely cockerel) http://www.cacklehatchery.com/gseabright.html
#2 Either a Old English Game Bantam Black breasted red roo or cockerel http://www.cacklehatchery.com/oegbantams.htm (We have one of these black breasted brown, he's in my avatar.) or, if he's a standard sized fellow: Welsummer Rooster or cockerel http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/CGP/Wels/BRKWelsummers.html
#3 is also a Golden Sebright Bantam but a pullet http://www.cacklehatchery.com/gseabright.html
#4 Is DEFINITELY an Old English Game Bantam pullet, Black Breasted red http://www.cacklehatchery.com/oegbantams.htm (We also have 3 of these near exact petite pretty ladies- great girls, very cuddly.)
#5 The photo is unclear to me, but I think it's a bantam roo, (roo, due to the big red comb/ pointy hackle feathers) and I think I see banty type tail feathers on him but not sure... maybe a bantam Speckled Sussex? http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/CGP/Sussex/BRKSussex.html
Mille fleur d'uccle is also a excellent possibility as donrae mentioned.
Hope this helps...
Thank you! It has the feathers on its feet.#5 looks to be a booted bantam. No beard, so not D'Uccle.