What Breed is my chick?

[HippieAtHeart]

I got my two chicks from a feed store and they were the very last two, but they told me they didn’t know exactly what they were. They said they were pretty sure the brown one was an Easter egger, which she definitely seems to be. The other yellow one they didn’t know as there was a mix up with the hatchery, whatever that means lol. Any help would be appreciated, I have pictures when I first got them and now at around 2 weeks. My yellow chick has a brown splotch on her wing as you can see in the photo if that’s of any help in identifying.

 

[chickenlittle21]

The yellow one might be a buff orpington

 

[HippieAtHeart]

The yellow one might be a buff orpington

I would definitely be okay with that as half my flock are buffs. I didn’t know they were striped like that though

 

[AltonaAcres]

Not a Buff Orp. Maybe a golden comet?

 

[Oncoming Storm]

Not a Buff Orp. Maybe a golden comet?

It certainly looks like my golden comets when they were chicks.

 

[AltonaAcres]

Or an ISA brown?

 

[Buffbrahmasforever]

I agree that it looks like a red sex-link. Which is what an Isa brown, golden comet, or cinnamon queen actually is.

 

[AltonaAcres]

Ok. Thanks for clearing that up. Way to many hybrids these days if you ask me...............can't keep them all straight

 

[SBFChickenGirl]

And if it is a sexlink, it's a cockerel. Cockerels are white like those markings.

 

[HippieAtHeart]

Thank you everyone for your help! After looking them up I think she may be a red sex link too. They definitely told me it was a pullet even with the hatchery breed confusion. I found an article on here about them ( https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/the-truth-and-guide-to-red-sex-links.74294/ ) and the pictures of when they are chicks she definitely matched the females because she had such a clear stripe. Only time tells though lol