What breed are we?

[Es_In_Miami]

Hey all! These are rescues I picked up on Monday. Can you help me with the breeds?

My guesses, so far:

Two buff Orpingtons, young (did not take good photo)
Two black Jersey Giants, young also. They are bigger than the Orpingtons with not fully developed crests.
Two enormous red hens with very thick, long, big footed yellow legs.

They are all very quiet and very hand tame.

DISCLAIMER: No, they are not kept in the mess you see in the photos. That's my junk area. Can't mix them with my flock. It was an urgent situation. I'm trying to find their owners or a good home.

Thanks!

 

[All4Eggz]

The first photo looks like it has a Buff Orpington hen and Rhode Island Red rooster.
The birds in the second photo are two Black Australorp hens.
The bird in the third photo is a mutt.
The final, fourth photo also has a mutt, with possible RIR in him. If this is the same bird as the bird in the first photo, then that bird is also a mutt.

 

[JedJackson]

Pic 1- RIR rooster, and a hen that might be a buff Orpington

Pic-2 I think these are white faced black Spanish hens.

Pic-3 Mixed breed rooster

Pic-4 RIR rooster

 

[Mattl12]

I'm fairly certain 2 are Australorp hens and 4 is RIR rooster. I'll add to the choir and suggest 3 is A mutt Roo. RIR Austrolorps are found at virtually any farm/livestock store.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

First, third, and forth pictures are some sort of broiler strain roosters, maybe Red Rangers. I'm not sure what the black hens are. If they truly have white earlobes they're likely hatchery Minorca or mixed breed.

 

[Es_In_Miami]

The first photo looks like it has a Buff Orpington hen and Rhode Island Red rooster.
The birds in the second photo are two Black Australorp hens.
The bird in the third photo is a mutt.
The final, fourth photo also has a mutt, with possible RIR in him. If this is the same bird as the bird in the first photo, then that bird is also a mutt.

Pic 1- RIR rooster, and a hen that might be a buff Orpington

Pic-2 I think these are white faced black Spanish hens.

Pic-3 Mixed breed rooster

Pic-4 RIR rooster

Thanks but zero crowing. At this size they would be crowing if they were roos.

 

[nuthatched]

Thanks but zero crowing. At this size they would be crowing if they were roos.

Doesn't mean anything, they're probably not feeling safe yet so they won't crow. you have a bunch of dudes and a few hens.

 

[Es_In_Miami]

Doesn't mean anything, they're probably not feeling safe yet so they won't crow. you have a bunch of dudes and a few hens.

True. Poor thing was crushed in a box for who knows how long. One of the reds is not looking so hot.

 

[Es_In_Miami]

The orpingtons and austrolorps are very relaxed. Theyre trying to socialize with my flock but for the barrier separating them.

The red roos are less social. One looking pretty raggedy.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

I'm fairly certain 2 are Australorp hens and 4 is RIR rooster. I'll add to the choir and suggest 3 is A mutt Roo. RIR Austrolorps are found at virtually any farm/livestock store.

Australorps are known for their dark eyes which both of these lack. Even hatchery birds have this trait. Combined with the potentially white earlobes and different body type, I do not believe these birds are Australorps Also, hatchery type RIR are much lighter in build. Broilers are equally common and have coloration and build on par with these birds The OP also describes these birds as "enormous" thus confirming my suspicions of them being broilers.