Random chicks-help with breed ID please!

[Acre4Me]

Yup that looks like a buff laced Polish. They are very pretty as adults.
The poof interferes with vision making them act neurotic. Keeping it trimmed helps a lot.


On D I was about to guess a red breed. Looks like you got that one figured out.

A looks to be silver laced. Since it's a clean legged bantam I agree with it being a Sebright.
B looks to have green legs so Easter Egger.

They don't sex the bantams......so um yeah there could be boys.

The fully yellow has darker legs so I am guessing white rock.
Could be an off colored buff orpington too.

What a great set of birds!

Thanks! If A is a Sebright, that will be one very pretty bird!

Good reminder on the bantams - they are not sexed, I had forgotten that it is pretty common for bantams to just be straight run.

Green legs- this always indicates EE? If it is an EE it should look pretty interesting as the chick coloring isn't like many EE chick pics that I have seen, so I'm looking forward to seeing what colors it turns out to be.

 

[21hens-incharge]

Green legs are a very strong indicator that it's an EE.
Puffy cheeks can be too......but I have had a few EE that did not have the classic beard.

Should be fun to watch it grow.

 

[Acre4Me]

Green legs are a very strong indicator that it's an EE.
Puffy cheeks can be too......but I have had a few EE that did not have the classic beard.

Should be fun to watch it grow.

Thank you! We have 2 other EE we purchased from another hatchery and yes, they both have green legs!

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

What about these extra toes?? Is this usual? This is the "G" chick from the above pictures.
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Salmon Faverolles!

Did not realize it had five toes.