Thoughts on breed please?

[nikirushka]

I picked these little one up a couple of weeks ago as someone was downsizing their flock. They described them as millefleurs but nothing else.

They are teeny with rose combs, and lay cream eggs.

Any thoughts?

 

[Better Than Rubies]

I'm assuming they're Silver Spangled Hamburgs...they lay lots of white eggs, are on the small side, have rose combs, and are that color. Pretty girls!

 

[JedJackson]

Mixed breed. Maybe Hamburg or Rosecomb bantams crossed with spangled Old English game bantams, but that is just a guess. It could be the product of a lot of different crosses. Very cute!

 

[Melky]

I picked these little one up a couple of weeks ago as someone was downsizing their flock. They described them as millefleurs but nothing else.

They are teeny with rose combs, and lay cream eggs.

Any thoughts?View attachment 1623634View attachment 1623635

See breed here.

https://www.mypetchicken.com/catalog/Baby-Chicks/Mille-Fleur-dUccle-Bantam-p257.aspx

 

[Big Red Roosters]

Looks like a mille fluer duccle mixed breed. It's not pure. The legs are clean and it has no beard, plus the comb is wrong. It's still a pretty bird though.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

Mixed breed bantam. Possibly with Pyncheon in the mix.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Mixed. Very pretty!

 

[nikirushka]

I've seen this from a breeder less than 2 hours away - 'citron' (lemon millefleur) Dutch bantams and their description says they mainly breed feeding ones. Could they be these? I'm not at all familiar with dinky chickens so I'm clueless. But these have clean legs which is why they caught my eye.

 

[Stepnout]

I've seen this from a breeder less than 2 hours away - 'citron' (lemon millefleur) Dutch bantams and their description says they mainly breed feeding ones. Could they be these? I'm not at all familiar with dinky chickens so I'm clueless. But these have clean legs which is why they caught my eye.View attachment 1624113

Wow they sure look like your first pictures.

 

[Gray Farms]

They are mixed breeds. They don't fit any breed completely.