Roadside Stand chickie pics

[R3Rugrats]

Hi Again...

Here's some updated pictures of the chicks I hatched from a roadside stand... They're actually feathering out very quickly it seems.
#1 This one's neat b/c it has Muffs?? I think.

#2 Feathered legs and very soft and fluffy maybe Favorelle?

#3 Feathered GREEN legs... Very wierd.. I'm not sure what produces green legs other than EE's. Very soft and fluffy. Here's 2 pictures of this chick, I wanted to get a picture of the colors on the wings.

Anyways.. any guesses would be appreciated. Oh and if you look at #1 the comb is different then the others, sort of flat. Maybe someone could guess sex also???

Thanks

 

[olp_63]

The last chick almost looks like a D'Uccle...I only have 3 Mille Fleur D'Uccles, but that's EXACTLY what they looked like when they were chicks! They have green legs too. Also, the wings had the same pattern. My chicks were just a different color.

 

[ella]

Pretty sure they're mixed. I think I detect a hint of silkie in there, dark skin on 1-3, extra toe on 2-3 and that nostril looks like a crested mix's. The comb on #1 could sure be part silkie. Going to be neat to watch them grow up, lucky you!

 

[chickenfever]

# 1 looks like an EE to me. # 2 maybe a faverolle, even has five toes. No idea on # 3.
Do D'Uccle chickens have five toes?

 

[Rabid Vulture]

#1 Looks like an Ameracauna.

#2 Not a faverolle, they're very yellow when born. Could be a faverolle or silkie cross?

#3 Silkie or a silkie cross.

Maybe post more picks when they get older? Lol. It's hard to tell at their age.

 

[Mahonri]

Hey what fun. I haven't a clue what they are... give us some pics in 10 weeks!

 

[LilPeeps]

All but that first one look like silkie crosses.

 

[SterlingAcres]

Not sure about #1, but 2 and 3 look like EE x Silkie crosses.

 

[chickenfever]

#2 Not a faverolle, they're very yellow when born. Could be a faverolle or silkie cross?

Don't Faverolles come in different colors?​

 

[LilPeeps]

Yes, there are different faverolle varieties. Salmons hatch out yellowish-white.