We had a rather bad storm in our area about a month ago, a lady from the next street over was aware that we keep backyard chickens and asked if our hens were loose. None of ours were out of the coop/run and she informed us that there were two chickens hiding under someone's truck on the next street. We decided since they were loose in the neighborhood and we had a space to keep them in we should catch them and put out ads to find the owners. They turned out to be bantams. After several weeks no one has replied to our 'found' ad.
One I'm relatively confident is a silver campine bantam pullet. Her shanks are slate. She is not laying, but the weather is +100 degrees on average daily and neither are any of my other hens.
here's a pic:
The other is more than likely a cockerel. His shanks are green. He is not crowing but as a slight iridescent green on his tail feathers.
I think he looks like a mille fleur x campine? Let me know what you think.
here's a pic:
One I'm relatively confident is a silver campine bantam pullet. Her shanks are slate. She is not laying, but the weather is +100 degrees on average daily and neither are any of my other hens.
here's a pic:

The other is more than likely a cockerel. His shanks are green. He is not crowing but as a slight iridescent green on his tail feathers.

here's a pic:
