Rescued some chicks, what breed are they?

[Chef Mo]

Hi all, I’m new to this site. We have 11 girls and was just given 3 wild babies whose mother was killed. Anyone know this breed? Or what mix they might be? The little black one seems to have feathers on his feet and is very friendly I’m hoping he’s not a rooster Luckily one of our salmon faverolle girls was broody at the right time

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

The chicken with the chicks isn’t a Faverolles.

 

[Chef Mo]

The chicken with the chicks isn’t a Faverolles.

Yep you are right, thanks

 

[Chickassan]

No idea that chipmunk pattern in chicks covers alot of ground. Gamebirds, ameracauna, easter egger. I mixed a fav roo with an easter egger/buff orphington mix hen and got a fuzzy chipmunk pattern. You're going to have to wait a bit to know for sure.

 

[ClucksAndCombs]

The blond chicks look like an easter egger with the pattern and the "eyeliner". Cross possibly. The black one on the other hand... gonna take a guess and say a black star. I can't really see. What color legs does s/he have?

 

[Chef Mo]

The blond chicks look like an easter egger with the pattern and the "eyeliner". Cross possibly. The black one on the other hand... gonna take a guess and say a black star. I can't really see. What color legs does s/he have?

The black one has black legs no color on him at all. Maybe some iridescence on its wings

 

[ButtonquailGirl14]

No idea that chipmunk pattern in chicks covers alot of ground. Gamebirds, ameracauna, easter egger. I mixed a fav roo with an easter egger/buff orphington mix hen and got a fuzzy chipmunk pattern. You're going to have to wait a bit to know for sure.

might want to wait till they are a little older. it is hard to guess at this age with those patterns.

 

[drumstick diva]

Too young please wait a few weeks then then post new photos

 

[ClucksAndCombs]

The black one has black legs no color on him at all. Maybe some iridescence on its wings

Yeah, I'd say Black sex link/ Black Star.

It's still too early to tell, I recommend waiting a bit until the feathers and comb develop.

 

[lomine]

Why can't you ask the person that gave you the chicks? You called them wild. Does that mean they were hatched and raised by a broody who didn't belong to anyone? If that's the case I'm guessing they are mixes.