What are these birds? (Updated)

[VA from WV]

Miss Molly, Hatched Oct 4-5th:

Clarabelle, Hatched Oct 4-5th:

We think Molly is a Campine or a Hamburg her legs are a slatish-green. I'm not sure what Clarabelle is. Both are from a Rainbow Pullet pack that we got from MyPetChicken.

 

[greenfamilyfarms]

I think you are right about Molly - she's a Golden Campine. Clarabell is a Silver Spangled Hamburg. Both of them will lay white eggs.

 

[VA from WV]

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Hamburgs!? I got three of them. Woohoo!

Only one Campine. We wuvs our Molly.

 

[VA from WV]

More pictures, taken today. All birds are Oct 4-5 hatching.

Julia:

A group shot or two:




I think this is a Leghorn:



I think that this is not a Leghorn. Very round in the body:



Various "Chipmunk" chicks. Possibly Welsummers?:







Thanks for all the help.

 

[Buckguy20]

Miss Molly is not a pure Campine. The leg color is wrong and no white ears. I am pretty sure Miss Molly is a Mr. Molly.

 

[gvntofly05]

he is a pic of a 4 week old golden campine
http://www.babyj.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/campine2_4weeks.jpg

Your Molly actually looks a lot like 2 of my EE's.

 

[VA from WV]

Can anyone comment on the second set of pictures I posted?

 

[ChickenCharmer]

Julia is a barred rock
As far as I can tell, the two white ones are not leghorns. I would say white rocks, but they're so big they could be cornish crosses. Look 'em up. BTW, I think the first one is a little cockerel from the size of that comb...
And I think you're right about the welsummers. Though I've not had any before, the welsummer colors are beginning to show in the neck and breast.

 

[VA from WV]

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Molly has always had a very odd and upright stance. She got off to a rough start, so I'm being open minded while looking for an alternate name, should she be a Roo.

And I started suspecting I had a clot of Welsummers. There's very little variation in the feathering across the group of them.

 

[VA from WV]

Molly, at six weeks of age:

The coloring on this bird is off somehow. Can someone comment on the variation?

And yes, she is hatchery quality. I'm trying to understand what I am seeing about her that isn't squaring with what I see in show birds.