What breed? About 8-9 weeks old.

[RookieChickMama]

 

[cavemanrich]

Looks like Easter Egger hen to me. I had 3 of them. Each looked slightly different and each layed different shade/color of BEAUTIFUL EGGS.
WISHING YOU BEST,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and

 

[RookieChickMama]

Thank you! Here’s our 2 newest babes. Little one on the left is Banty. But that’s all that was said about the two other than the little black one is a pullet. Any ideas on them?

 

[aliciaFarmer]

Could be an Olive Egger or Welsummer but the eyes look not fully Welly.

 

[cavemanrich]

Not sure about those 2 . I only identify chicks that I had in the past.

BTW, my Easter eggers, one layed olive eggs, one laid blueish eggs, and third layed pinkish eggs. All were purchased at same time from Feed Store. and as small chicks, all looked almost IDENTICAL.

 

[Phill98]

I would say first one is a wellsummer, bantam is silver sebright and black one is probably a barred rock.

 

[sylviethecochin]

I agree with @Phill98 on the two chicks. But the girl in the first picture is partridge in colouration, while welsummers are duckwing. And her shape is definitely not [EDT. Welsummer] I think you have a partridge rock, because of the straight comb, yellow skin, and general body shape. However, I would like to see a picture of her legs.

 

[Phill98]

I agree with @Phill98 on the two chicks. But the girl in the first picture is partridge in colouration, while welsummers are duckwing. And her shape is definitely not duckwing. I think you have a partridge rock, because of the straight comb, yellow skin, and general body shape. However, I would like to see a picture of her legs.

Oh, I could never differentiate those two colors. Thanks!

 

[RookieChickMama]

I agree with @Phill98 on the two chicks. But the girl in the first picture is partridge in colouration, while welsummers are duckwing. And her shape is definitely not duckwing. I think you have a partridge rock, because of the straight comb, yellow skin, and general body shape. However, I would like to see a picture of her legs.

I’ll try and get one sometime today after I run some errands, thank you everyone!

 

[RookieChickMama]

I agree with @Phill98 on the two chicks. But the girl in the first picture is partridge in colouration, while welsummers are duckwing. And her shape is definitely not duckwing. I think you have a partridge rock, because of the straight comb, yellow skin, and general body shape. However, I would like to see a picture of her legs.

That’s the best I could get right now, 3 in the front, 1 in the back.