What breed are my chickens? And are they male or female?

[MissAnnieCat]

Hi I'm new to BYC and needed help identifying 2 of my chickens. The backstory is I ordered hatching eggs from my pet chicken and they gave me a sheet with codes so I can tell what chicks might hatch from the eggs I bought. I bought a random mix and 4 chicks hatched. I'm positive I have 2 cochins but the other chicks I'm confused about. All my chickens are about 6 weeks old so I'm not sure if I can tell what gender they are yet but can anyone help me gender all 4 chickens?

This chicken came from a light blue/green egg that was labeled Easter egger but I noticed it had feathered legs and a small tuft on it's head.

I've heard of Easter eggers having feathered legs but never this profusely. The other chicken I need help identifying is this one:

The egg was a light brown color and was labeled Isabel Orpington which is a breed I've never heard about but I know orpingtons are really fluffy birds, but this one has late/ bad feathering and is significantly smaller than my other chickens but weighs the most. It also has a long neck.
These two are hatched from blue black splash cochin eggs, possibly bantam because the eggs were small.

Can anyone help me identify the first 2 chickens, and if possible, tell me the gender of all 4? Thank you!

 

[AltonaAcres]

All pullets, all mixed breeds. Part Cochin maybe

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

They all look like cockerel to me at 6 weeks. The first looks mixed, probably Cochin, and maybe silkie.

 

[black_cat]

I don't have any breeds for you, but I think that they are all female aside from the black one near the end.

 

[The Happster]

#2 is the only pullet.
Doesn't look at all like an Isabel Orp to me. See how she feathers out.
#1 probably has some Cochin in there.
#1, #3 and #4 are most definitely cockerels.

 

[black_cat]

#2 is the only pullet.
Doesn't look at all like an Isabel Orp to me. See how she feathers out.
#1 probably has some Cochin in there.
#1, #3 and #4 are most definitely cockerels.

I know that I'm not the OP, but could you tell me why you think so? I"m trying to improve on sexing birds.

 

[The Happster]

Combs are too red and developed for pullets of that age.

 

[Pete Yo]

The two black ones look like cockerels to me. Not sure about the last white one. The first white one is a pullet. They all look like barnyard breeds to me.

 

[Birds of a Feather]

The first, third, and fourth chickens look like cockerels.

 

[happychicken2435]

#2 is the only pullet.
Doesn't look at all like an Isabel Orp to me. See how she feathers out.
#1 probably has some Cochin in there.
#1, #3 and #4 are most definitely cockerels.

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