What breed is my four ladies

[Happy_Chickens]

Hi, I have a rough idea of what breed my chickens are but could anyone help me out. The salmon and white is Mary. Pretty sure she’s a British favorols. Lays blue eggs, rare breed has five toes. Harley, Rhode Island Red, lays brown eggs. Next two, Steven light breast feathers, Matilda darker breast feathers,that are the same breed I think are partridge, think they may lay white or brown eggs.

 

[sourland]

Welcome to BYC. A quick guess goes red sex link, faverolles, and two Easter Eggers.

 

[Happy_Chickens]

Welcome to BYC. A quick guess goes red sex link, faverolles, and two Easter Eggers.

Red sex link? What do you mean by that.

 

[sourland]

The first bird pictured with her white tinged ear lobes and slight white feathering is not a RIR - she is a crossbred production bird generally referred to as a red sex link as they can be color sexed as chicks.

 

[Happy_Chickens]

Ah okay. I definitely do not think the ones that look the same are two Easter eggers. We got told that they would lay brown eggs but they look to close to partridge hens tho.

 

[Johnny17]

Hi! You have one red sex link, two Easter eggers and one faverolle. Why you have clip the futhers of on of them?

 

[Criticalicious]

Easter Egger is a mixed breed and they often have the muff or beard. They can lay any color egg from blue to green to brown, depending on what they're a mix of.

 

[chrissynemetz]

I agree with @sourland

 

[Happy_Chickens]

Hi! You have one red sex link, two Easter eggers and one faverolle. Why you have clip the futhers of on of them?

So then they can’t fly any further than they should as they are free range and we have fences around where they can hop on top.

 

[Happy_Chickens]

Easter Egger is a mixed breed and they often have the muff or beard. They can lay any color egg from blue to green to brown, depending on what they're a mix of.

Okay. Thank you