- Aug 30, 2013
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Hello!!! Last Saturday I got 3 chicks from a Flea Market. The guy that sold them to me only said one specific breed of one which was a Cornish. I've looked up chick identification things and I've found that I do not think it is. I then thought that it was a Danish Brown Leghorn. But then I've found that there are more breeds that look like it. It also looks like a chipmunk. And the guy said that all of the chicks were girls but I'm not sure. This is the chick that looks like a chipmunk.
What breed is she? If anyone knows. And if she actually is a she??? It's okay because that is probably hard to tell at this point. Another chick that the guy said was a gamebird. Is that considered a chicken? It's a black one with decent sized wings. The other day when I had the chickens out and that one was in its box, it apparently flew all the way to the top of it, because when I was heading back there to put another chick away, he/she was standing on the top of it. I think it must have gotten on top of its food of water thing because I saw my other chick do that when I think she was alone. But anyway, she's a black gamebird and here are a few pictures.
What breed does she look like?? And does anyone know if she is a he? The guy just said it was a gamebird. No type of breed I don't think. And sometimes if that bird sees me walking away from it, it runs after me. The last chick is the biggest one. I think he is a bit older than the other two. The guy said he was a cross-bird. I don't know what breed/breeds it is. It's a yellowish white bird. Some spots on it I think you can see its skin. And I don't know what you call it exactly when there are bumps on its beak but does that mean its a male? Here are some pictures.
What breed/breeds is this? And I'm thinking this one is a boy. This one also is kind of the other two chicks protector. I hope someone can help me. Thanks so much!!! P.S that one picture that had my hand, I was wearing a glove. That's why it was weird looking. Lol. ~My3ChicksMBD
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