What breed are my chickens?

[tranel4]

I bought some baby chicks from my local tractor supply and I have ideas of what breed they are by using the internet but a few I'm uncertain about.

I also have 2 beautiful black chickens that have a green shine in the sun

And 4 chickens that are kinda grey and white.

 

[TheChickenQueen]

The first looks like a New Hampshire Red.

The second is looking like a Red Sex-Link

 

[tranel4]

Thank you. Any guesses on the others?

 

[Blackberry18]

The first is a hatchery Rhode Island Red, or maybe Production Red.
The second is a Red Sex-Link
Third is a Black Australorp
Fourth is a Barred Rock.

Congrats, those are all great breeds!v

 

[AtlantisPeeps]

1. RIR (looks like a cockerel)
2. Production red (Can't tell gender)
3. Australorp (looks like a cockerel)
4. Barred Rocks

 

[aim30]

I'm going to say that number 3 is a jersey giant because it seems to have yellow feet bottoms. Australorps should have pink bottoms.

 

[tranel4]

Thanks for your help. I love my feather baby's no matter what breed they are but I'm just curious. I also have 3 white leghorns.

 

[Blackberry18]

Thanks for your help. I love my feather baby's no matter what breed they are but I'm just curious. I also have 3 white leghorns.

Great! Leghorns are one of my favorite breeds.

I'm going to say that number 3 is a jersey giant because it seems to have yellow feet bottoms. Australorps should have pink bottoms.

That could be. Could you check the footpads?

2. Production red (Can't tell gender)

That could be Production Red, but is a Red Sex-Link (Production Reds are a mixture of pure, hatchery-quality, or hybrids of any dual-purpose, red feathered, brown egg-laying breed like New Hampshires, Rhode Island Reds (usually hatchery birds on both those breeds), Red Sex-Links, etc.). Definitely a pullet, since the plumage is "sex-linked" and more red than white.

 

[tranel4]

The tops are black and the bottoms are mostly black with some yellow.

 

[Blackberry18]

The tops are black and the bottoms are mostly black with some yellow.

Then it's probably a Jersey Giant. How big are they? Compared to the rest of your flock?