Week old

[happystaffs]

So these are some of my babies from my batch from cackles surprise

yellow but wings are coming in tan striped yellow legs not sure on breed

these came yellow but feathers are coming in white yellow legs ?

i know this is a Cochin i think a roo however not sure on color

Either Blue or splash i think roo

old english got three of these

this is a black with white black on yellow leg color?

the second blue cochin crossing fingers its a girl
any help on the odd balls would be great

 

[justbugged]

I think that you are right about the last one being a pullet, but with the lighting and the chicks age it's rather difficult to be able to say what they are and what gender they are right now. I would re-post them in a couple of weeks.

 

[Mama_Chicken]

I got some banties from TSC and there are a couple of chicks that look the exact same as the ones you're calling Old English, even has the same amount of feathering! My question is, is that kind of a universal lable for them? As in, is it like calling it a cochin, but there are several different sub-types? I'm just trying to identify my babies, too, and they're my first chickens so I'm lost!!

 

[akcountrygrrl]

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Most breeds have different "varieties" or colors. Old English Game bantams have a very wide variety of colors and are sometimes harder to pin down on specific color until they are older.

For the OP, the first Cochin pictured looks to be either partridge or gold laced. If your yellow chicks in the second picture are large fowl, they are probably white Leghorns. Are the OEGs bantams? The black is possibly a Jersey Giant. Not sure on the first little chick though. Maybe a sexlink of some sort???