unidentified bantams

[Feathersonthebrain]

All I know for sure is,
1) bought from TSC straight run bantams.
2) They are indeed bantams 3 different types.
3) One type has feathered feet.
Could someone please help me identify the breed. Sex does not matter to me. Thank you so much for your help.

 

[solarquail]

the bottom one is a gold sebright. pullet id say and the rooster with the feathered feet is like a d'anver or d'uccle not sure on the first one its a pullet but what type of comb does she have?

 

[Chris09]

First picture Left bird looks to be a Old English Game Bantam the color looks to be Red Quill,
the bird on the right looks like it wants to be a d'Uccle and color looks like a Buff Columbian or a real bad Mille Fleur.
The bird in the second picture look like a Gold Sebright..\\

Chris

 

[Quailfamah]

brown old english, millefleur, and golden seabright. tractor supply deals with mt.healthy hatchery. there assortment contains

black and whit silkies
golden seabrights
mille fleur
brown old english
red pyle old english
and silver duckwing old english

 

[Chris09]

Quote:
Not all TSC stores use Mt.Healthy ..
A TSC's in Texas will more likely get there's from Ideal because Ideal is right there in Texas....

Red Quill

Chris

 

[Feathersonthebrain]

Thank you all so much for your help. It's nice to finally know what they are.

 

[Sequin]

Rooster on the right is indeed a mille fleur d'Uccle. He will feather into his adult plumage and will no doubt be gorgeous. I LOVE my little d'Uccle roo - he is the sweetest most affectionate and loveable of all my birds. Here are a couple photos of my boy before and after he feathered out into his grown up attire:


As a young cockeral...

And here he is after growing up a bit...(he looks even prettier now than in this photo because he has really grown some gorgeous feathering)