What breed? Gender?

[bjoldham14]

We have six 10 week old chicks. We know we have two Rhode Island reds but not sure about the others. Also I believe one is a rooster but not sure which one.

 

[featheredplanets]

Looks like a Leghorn, barred Rock and a Silkie which definitely seems to be a cockerel (the rest all look like pullets to me).

Do you have some better pics of the black and white one in pic 3?

 

[The Happster]

The Silkie looks to be the only cockerel.
I would guess the barred one to be, well, a Barred Rock, but we'd need to check the feet to confirm that.
White one looks like a Leghorn to me.
And of course the Rhode Island Reds.

 

[The Happster]

@featheredplanets we doubled lol
Great minds think alike

 

[Blw18]

I agree. The black and white pencilled one looks like an Egyptian fayoumi or silver campine.

 

[bjoldham14]

The Silkie looks to be the only cockerel.
I would guess the barred one to be, well, a Barred Rock, but we'd need to check the feet to confirm that.
White one looks like a Leghorn to me.
And of course the Rhode Island Reds.

Here’s a picture of the feet. Thank you for yours help!

 

[bjoldham14]

Looks like a Leghorn, barred Rock and a Silkie which definitely seems to be a cockerel (the rest all look like pullets to me).

Do you have some better pics of the black and white one in pic 3?

Here are two more pictures of the black and white one. Thank you for your help!

 

[featheredplanets]

Here are two more pictures of the black and white one. Thank you for your help!

I’m going to guess she’s an easter egger, I was thinking maybe Campine like @Blw18, but she has the wrong feather patterning. The only time I’ve seen her pattern is in mixed breeds, I think she could definitely be half Campine or Fayoumi though...

 

[Blw18]

@featheredplanets I was thinking the same thing. Body shape is more blocky with fluffier feathers than either.

 

[The Happster]

I've seen a lot of birds looking identical to that.... but I can't remember what they were identified as.
I do love those feathers.