What breed are these chicks?

[Vwgirl1994]

 

[Cluckingham palace capers]

Just from what I’ve learnt on this site I’d say Easter Eggers for the brown ones (2nd pic a cockerel)not sure on the yellow chick maybe white leghorn and maybe another Easter Egger? BUT this is not coming from “eggspurt” rather a novice.

 

[Kessel23]

Brown leghorn, white leghorn, idk. Where did you get them from?

 

[21hens-incharge]

To young yet for breed or gender certainty.

Very cute chicks. Where did you get them?

Easter eggers would have green legs and usually puffy cheeks. Some have green legs but no beards/puffy cheeks.

Best to wait until they are six to eight weeks for breed and gender guesses.

 

[Vwgirl1994]

Brown leghorn, white leghorn, idk. Where did you get them from?

I got them from Atwoods. Im new too the chicken world, still learning lol.

 

[Vwgirl1994]

To young yet for breed or gender certainty.

Very cute chicks. Where did you get them?

Easter eggers would have green legs and usually puffy cheeks. Some have green legs but no beards/puffy cheeks.

Best to wait until they are six to eight weeks for breed and gender guesses.

Thanks for the help , i will post more pics when they are older

 

[Vwgirl1994]

Thanks for the help , i will post more pics when they are older

Oh and i got them from Atwoods

 

[GldnValleyHens]

That first picture isn't an EE, it has a single comb, not a pea. It must be a brown leghorn. The other is probably a Buff Orpington or White Leghorn. I'd say the BO

 

[Vwgirl1994]

That first picture isn't an EE, it has a single comb, not a pea. It must be a brown leghorn. The other is probably a Buff Orpington or White Leghorn. I'd say the BO

Thank you for the help!

 

[drumstick diva]

When they are fully feathered out at 8 weeks of age or so, it should be much easier to determine just what you have. Look forward to seeing new photos then