What breed are these 4??

[Art_plus_chickens]

I'm kinda stumped on these four.
I picked them thinking they looked similar to my amerucana (EE) chicks that I had shipped (all of which were dead upon arrival, along with two silkies and one more silkie dying later as he was just too far gone. So yes 1 living out of 8 is pretty bad) anyways! Any guesses on these top 4 lil fluff nutters?

- the big twins
Both have the chipmunk stripes on their backs. Could they be Amerucana (EEs)? And both have long wings...pullets?

-the golden twins

-this one is a bit bigger then her twin but smaller then the top two
This one has me stumped on breed, but I think she's a pullet.

-the really tiny one (smaller then my grey silkie chick who is younger (her pic is also attached as I love her)
I'm thinking Serama pullet??

And my Grey Silkie, just to show her off
She/he has started growing in pretty long wings two days after this pic was taken. I'm thinking pullet , but can you use that sexing method on a Silkie?

Thanks for any help!!

 

[Rickba]

To young to really tell, but they look like Easter Eggers to me. I've raised quite a few EE's and sure look like them.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Too soon to figure out the breeds. Wait until they feather out and then we can help.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

Where did you get these chicks from? A feed store?

 

[Art_plus_chickens]

To young to really tell, but they look like Easter Eggers to me. I've raised quite a few EE's and sure look like them.

With all the stuff on the web and then going off the way the ones looked that I lost in the shipment, they look like EEs to me too. At least with the chipmunk ones.

 

[Art_plus_chickens]

Where did you get these chicks from? A feed store?

All but the silkie came from a feed store as bantam special, but actually all came from the same supplier (ideal)

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Clean faces, yellow legs and what looks like single comb buds on the chipmunk all point away from ee and to welsummer, brown leghorn, etc

 

[Gray Farms]

To young so say for certain, but they are likely NOT Easter Eggers due to leg color, lack of muffs, and combs. Easter Eggers typically have green legs, muffs/beard, and are pea combs. Where as your chicks have yellow legs, non bearded/muffed, and single combs.

 

[Art_plus_chickens]

Clean faces, yellow legs and what looks like single comb buds on the chipmunk all point away from ee and to welsummer, brown leghorn, etc

>facepalm<
I didn't even pay attention to the legs or muffs!
I was just looking at color of down!

But welsummer wouldn't be bad at all, as I was looking at getting one eventually!

 

[Art_plus_chickens]

To young so say for certain, but they are likely NOT Easter Eggers due to leg color, lack of muffs, and combs. Easter Eggers typically have green legs, muffs/beard, and are pea combs. Where as your chicks have yellow legs, non bearded/muffed, and single combs.

I bet you and grey are right, on the chipmunks. But what about the golden ones?

I'll keep this post updated with pics as they progress.