Unsure what these are, other than chickens.

[NaturesHighway]

We got 6 “pullets” to add to our flock. The bin was labeled EE & marans. We know one is an EE but the other 5 are clearly neither EE nor marans.

They’re feather footed but they all have different combs? I think I see one pea comb, one rose comb and then the rest have single combs. Cochin crosses, maybe? They’re about 6 weeks old and I fear more than one is not, in fact, a pullet.

 

[LadiesAndJane]

We got 6 “pullets” to add to our flock. The bin was labeled EE & marans. We know one is an EE but the other 5 are clearly neither EE nor marans.

They’re feather footed but they all have different combs? I think I see one pea comb, one rose comb and then the rest have single combs. Cochin crosses, maybe? They’re about 6 weeks old and I fear more than one is not, in fact, a pullet.
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From what I can tell these all look female. Some do look like Marans but could also be Olive Eggers, which often have Marans in them.

 

[NaturesHighway]

Please see the photo guidelines when posting for breed and/or gender ID.
From what I can tell these all look female. They do look like Marans but could also be Olive Eggers, which often have Marans in them.

Thanks for the speedy reply. I’ll do better with the pics next time

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

This bird is a cockerel. You appear to indeed have Easter or Olive Eggers and Marans. The potential Marans are the birds with single combs, others are Eggers. Update in a couple weeks for more genders as solid colored birds can be difficult