These little ones are 5 wks, any guess as to breed and gender?

[w8ing4eggs]

There are 11 of them, but I'm not sure if they're all pictured. I believe they are Bantams. A couple of them have feathery legs. Hoping they're not all roosters!!
Pretty sure this first one is!



And this one is the prettiest...so probably a rooster, too!











This one has gold tips on the feathers.



This one has white tips.



The white one has slate colored legs.

 

[luvfluffyfeet]

I think your favorite one is an easter egger pullet.

 

[Nocila]

There are 11 of them, but I'm not sure if they're all pictured. I believe they are Bantams. A couple of them have feathery legs. Hoping they're not all roosters!!
Pretty sure this first one is!

Rhode Island Red^

And this one is the prettiest...so probably a rooster, too!


Easter Egger, no doubt^

Blondes look like Buff Orpingtons and the red is a Rhode Island Red^







This one has gold tips on the feathers.


Black star^
This one has white tips.



The white one has slate colored legs.

I'm not sure about the ones that are all black, or the white ones (the white ones could be leghorns, but they could be many other things too...)

I hope this helps...

 

[w8ing4eggs]

Thanks, luvfluffyfeet! Hope you're right!

 

[w8ing4eggs]

Nocila, can leghorns be bantams? Sorry to ask, I'm new at this! These all came from small colorful eggs...The white one does not have feathered feet.

 

[w8ing4eggs]

 

[Nocila]

Yeah, leghorns can be bantams, but if they are that big at 5 weeks, I would guess that they are all standard sized birds...

 

[Griffinsong]

The ones that came from blue/greenish eggs are probably EE/Easter Eggers.