Please help Maine Mom identify chickie babies #5

[twillis33]

It's me again. I have this pretty yellow and black baby chick (1-2 weeks old) that I need identification and sexing on. Thank you

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These sweet hearts are always together.

 

[Carter M]

It might be a columbian wyandotte but not quite sure

 

[twillis33]

The wings look like they are barred to me. What do you think?

 

[junebuggena]

The black chick with the white spot on the head will be barred. The yellow chick with the black stripe down the back is feathering in with a juvenile partridge type pattern. No idea what breed.

 

[BantamLover21]

The black chick with the white spot on the head will be barred. The yellow chick with the black stripe down the back is feathering in with a juvenile partridge type pattern. No idea what breed.

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[Wyandottes7]

The black chick with the white spot on the head will be barred. The yellow chick with the black stripe down the back is feathering in with a juvenile partridge type pattern. No idea what breed.

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[twillis33]

Update: this sweet little yellow chick is getting darker. Any ideas?

 

[twillis33]

UPDATE: Single comb 6 weeks old. I think is a rooster. But still wonder what type. Could he be a light sussex mix? The feathers around the neck are now looking buff.

 

[junebuggena]

Since he has yellow legs and a single comb, maybe a Columbian Rock?
I found this on Cackle's website. Their Columbian Rock chicks look just yours did.
http://www.cacklehatchery.com/page 247.htm

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Since he has yellow legs and a single comb, maybe a Columbian Rock?
I found this on Cackle's website. Their Columbian Rock chicks look just yours did.
http://www.cacklehatchery.com/page 247.htm

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