What breed are these 3

[JedJackson]

The one in front of the 1st picture is a cockerel. The black feathers on his breast and shoulders are how I can tell. The one in front of the 2nd picture looks like a pullet. It's a little strange that she has no salmon in her breast but her color pattern is even, so very likely a pullet. I think the 3rd one is a pullet as well but would need photos of the breast to confirm. Or you can look yourself-- if there are black feathers coming in there then it is a cockerel. I think the must be silver duckwing Old English game bantams because of the color pattern and the leg color, which looks to be white. No other bantam breed has that combo besides silver grey Dorkings, but they're not built like Dorkings, so it must be OEG.

 

[chickenloverRN]

The one in front of the 1st picture is a cockerel. The black feathers on his breast and shoulders are how I can tell. The one in front of the 2nd picture looks like a pullet. It's a little strange that she has no salmon in her breast but her color pattern is even, so very likely a pullet. I think the 3rd one is a pullet as well but would need photos of the breast to confirm. Or you can look yourself-- if there are black feathers coming in there then it is a cockerel. I think the must be silver duckwing Old English game bantams because of the color pattern and the leg color, which looks to be white. No other bantam breed has that combo besides silver grey Dorkings, but they're not built like Dorkings, so it must be OEG.

Thanks

 

[Alexandra33]

Agree with JedJackson....a little confused by the fact that the second Silver Duckwing OEGB doesn't have any salmon on her breast. Leaning towards pullet, though, because I'm not seeing any black as of now. The first is 100% cockerel. Guessing your Sebright is also a pullet, but rose combs take a little more time to develop.

~Alex