Still guessing what breed....any ideas?

[scalaway]

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I thought they were Hamburgs...they're pretty--was hoping they were EE's though

-- Oh well, love them anyways

-- The top one does have leg feathering....but is sooooooooo slow to get it's feathers!! All our other chicks have theirs now--but her!! The white and black ones behind the funky one in pic/ #1 do have leg feathering too..they're really pretty

! -- Their down was really black, I was surprised that they were turning out to be so white

!! they're really pretty hens--Can't wait to see them all grown up

!

 

[lilchick]

The feather footed ones might be both light and dark brahmas..
The one brown and golden hen looks like a phoenix.
the speckled looks like a golden laced wyandotte and the blue legged ones do look like hamburgs...

 

[scalaway]

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A phoenix would be cool

-- What color eggs do they lay?? I'd wondered too about the golden laced wyandotte

-- hmmmmmm...!!

 

[scalaway]

Any other guesses??

?? Thanks

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[StrawberryHouseMouse]

The one with feathers on the legs is a dark brahma.
Silver lyced Wyandottes is the white and black ones.
Brown leghorn for the brown one.
And either a dark cornish or a sussex for the last one. That one has me a little stumped too. So don't quote me.

 

[tellynpeep]

Would they put a Cornish in a "Rainbow LAYER assortment"?

 

[kwynn's birds Alaska]

the second pic is silver spangled hamburgs. they lay white eggs. on the one that as you stumped...i have a hen that has those markings and muffs off the side of her face. i just call her a green egger, because I do not know what her breed is, but she lays green eggs. but there is another kind that has those markings but lays brown eggs. I can't think of the name of the breed right off the top of my head. i'm not too sure about the others though. i'm still learning too.

 

[flyingmonkeypoop]

Looks like

Dark Brahma

Silver spangled Hamburgs

Light brown leghorn

Dark cornish.

 

[scalaway]

Sounds good...I wondered too about the Cornish in the rainbow layers asst. hmmmmm---who knows?? Thanks for the help in deciphering what we have

-- Love them none the less, but half the fun is figuring out what they are

! --One more question--what's the difference between a Buff orphington and a Buff Rock?? We've got one or the other--just one

-- but she is the sweetest little thing

!! Kids named her 'buffy' -- real creative I know

-- Just wondered what the difference was between the two breeds

 

[StrawberryHouseMouse]

Could have been a packing peanut -shrug-