This Bantam has me curious - Take your best shot...!

[dluke25]

I promised the wife I was done purchasing chicks. I had to make a trip to Tractor Supply for a new pair of fencing pliers, so naturally I left with 6 baby chicks...lol These 2 came from the Bantam bin, only a couple of days old. I initially thought they were a Partridge (brown) & Splash (white) Silkie, but when I got home, realized the white chick has clean legs and pinkish beak. Being only a couple of days old, it may be impossible to tell what breed (white chick), but I'd like you to take a crack at it, maybe narrow it down to a few breeds. My best and only guess would be a Silver Seabright, but the markings are different than the Seabright chicks we've raised. If I've learned anything though, it's that even though TS has a chick placed it in the bantam bin, pretty much "REALLY" only narrows it down to being some sort of fowl.lol Bin full of suprises...!lol Keeps things interesting. Thanks in advance!

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Partridge silkie and possibly some sort of Old English Game bantam. Not sure with the mystery one. I don't do a lot of clean legged bantams, none that have that down color. It could be an EE too

 

[All4Eggz]

Agree with @JacinLarkwell.
The mystery one is likely an EE.

@Overo Mare

 

[dluke25]

They were both the only one of their kind, stuck out like a sore thumb with the black & buff Silkies. I just happened to be there when they brought the chicks out to the display. The only other clean-legged chicks in the bin, were gray with a slightly yellow hue. I brought a couple of them home as well, hoping they're Bantam Lavender Orpingtons. I have a Lavender & Buff Orp hen, but neither is a bantam. I'll actually post pictures of them here later. I appreciate your feedback

 

[JacinLarkwell]

I don't think there are bantam lavender Orpingtons yet

 

[dluke25]

I don't think there are bantam lavender Orpingtons yet

I was thinking the same thing. I'll be posting pics. of them this afternoon

 

[dluke25]

Going to see where this goes with the 2 gray (slightly yellowish hue) chicks. Only a few days old, from the TS Bantam bin as well. There was about 10 of these identical chicks in the bin. I know the pics. may be lacking, but this is just for fun. So, what do you think I am...?

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Those are probably OEGBs

 

[All4Eggz]

Agreed. Likely Red Pyle's.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Going to see where this goes with the 2 gray (slightly yellowish hue) chicks. Only a few days old, from the TS Bantam bin as well. There was about 10 of these identical chicks in the bin. I know the pics. may be lacking, but this is just for fun. So, what do you think I am...?

I'm guessing Self Blue or Splash Old English Game Bantams, definitely not red pyle. Your first mystery bird is an Easter Egger Bantam