Please help me to identify these breeds of chickens!

[tinychicadees]

I'm still new to chickens, and need all the help I can get to identify these!







This is our rooster! This one has a bearded look to her!

 

[tinychicadees]

 

[donrae]

Some I can't be sure due to the quality of the pic, and profile shots are always best

but here's what I've got.....

mixed breed or possible Easter egger hen.
Hatchery red hen--production red, cherry egger, etc.
The roo I can't see well enough, I'll guess Easter egger pending better pictures
The bearded lady is an Easter egger
The two hens are hatchery buff Orpingtons
The hen with white earlobes and big comb is a brown leghorn
The grey bird I can't see well enough, and the pic doesn't enlarge when clicked.

 

[tinychicadees]

Some I can't be sure due to the quality of the pic, and profile shots are always best

but here's what I've got.....

mixed breed or possible Easter egger hen.
Hatchery red hen--production red, cherry egger, etc.
The roo I can't see well enough, I'll guess Easter egger pending better pictures
The bearded lady is an Easter egger
The two hens are hatchery buff Orpingtons
The hen with white earlobes and big comb is a brown leghorn
The grey bird I can't see well enough, and the pic doesn't enlarge when clicked.

Thanks for your help, I'll try to get better pics tomorrow. and will try to get profile pics.

 

[Wyandottes7]

#1: Easter Egger possibly, or a barnyard mix
#2: "Production Red"-- a "red" chicken that hatcheries sell. They lay lots of eggs, and often have some Rhode Island Red in them.
#3: Easter Egger rooster.
#4: Pretty little Easter Egger
#5: Two Buff Orpingtons
#6: Might be a poor-quality Light Brown Leghorn (should be lighter in build, with a lighter coloring and yellow legs), or a mix.
#7: Not sure, could be a mix.