TSC chix, HELP!

[meeerylou]

I don't know what a few of these are; I have an idea of them, but not certain, and we must enter them soon for the County Fair.
I'd appreciate your help in I.D.-ing them; thanks!! They are about 8 weeks old
~meeerylou

 

[Lothiriel]

The pictures are really small so I can't tell. Could you post them bigger please?

 

[meeerylou]

How do I post them larger?

 

[Lothiriel]

This article explains it really good... https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/inserting-pics-in-on-the-new-byc

 

[meeerylou]

http://s300.photobucket.com/albums/nn19/meeerylou/

Plese visit my photobucket to see them larger; thanks!!

there are a few from when they were even younger, there, as well.

(Ignore the "other, older" chicken pix. they are from last year and we no longer have them.)

Thank you for your help!
~Meeerylou

 

[meeerylou]

if you go to the photobucket site above, I have 2 pens to I.D. One is 2 silver sebrites, a roo and a pullet, with an OEG pullet, but I don't know what variety of OEG, bb red?

the other pen is 2 feather-legged, but they do NOT have muffs or beards, so that rules out a lot of feather legged... I suspect the orange "roo" and the bluish-cream pullet are simply "Booted", am I right?
The other pullet in that pen is a white pullet with some orange on it's head and back. I do not know what it might be, could it be a variety of leghorn or other bantam breed?


Again, THANK you in advance~Meeerylou

 

[Lothiriel]

1-2. Left to right: Mille Fleur d'Uccle or Booted/Sabelpoot bantam (beardless, with feathered feet), I can't see the legs on the two pullets, but going by color I'd say Blue Wheaten and a Blue Mille Fleur (not 100% positive on the color of that one), they look like OEGBs.
3-4. Silver Laced OEGBs or Sebrights and Silver Duckwing OEGB

hang on ... just noticed there are a few more photos of the first group...

 

[meeerylou]

That sounds interesting! I have one Q, though, the blue and cream has feathered legs, too. Can she still be an OEG?

 

[Lothiriel]

That sounds interesting! I have one Q, though, the blue and cream has feathered legs, too. Can she still be an OEG?

Just noticed she has feathered legs. She could be a beardless Porcelain d'Uccle. OEGB have clean legs. And the other pullet in that pen could also be a Red Pyle.

 

[meeerylou]

Also, my mille fleur roo has no muffs or beard, so he's more likely a Sablepoot, then, correct?