What are these two girls?

[Sugarbean1966]

Pepper is a silkie mix. Also, you might want to check her feet for scaly leg mites.

Could you take a clearer picture of her comb? I'm pretty sure that's a single comb, not a pea comb, but it's pretty hard to tell in those pictures.

Could you possibly separate the bullies one a at a time and re-introduce them to the flock in a few days? They would have to reestablish their place in the pecking order, which might make them stop bullying her.

Not sure what scaly leg mites are but I will look it up. I’ll take better photos of their combs when they go to bed tonight.
One of the bully’s was introduced to the whole flock last year, I’ll pull her out. The little bully’s will be pulled out and re-introduced as suggested. It will have to wait until next week as I’m leaving town Monday and my husband won’t get involved in the bully separation.

 

[Sugarbean1966]

You might want to address those scaley leg mites. Ouch.

I put neem oil on her

 

[Vhope77]

View attachment 1477363 View attachment 1477364 View attachment 1477362 Not sure of the type of chicken these girls are as I received them not caring, one was a baby and looked nothing remotely like it does now (the black one). The fancy footed girl was grown and she gets broody, she raised another hens eggs and wants to sit again.

Thank you.

The black one might be spitzhauben cross? Not sure