What breed of chickens please?

[Milkshakeroo]

The lavender rooster is an Orpington maybe? The little white pullet I am unsure of.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Where did you get the rooster? He's an easter egger. Looks like a direct ameraucana cross, with the slate legs, but he doesn't have the muff or beard a true ameraucana should have.
The white, how old is it? it looks pretty young due to the feathering, and depending on how young, could either be a cockerel or a pullet. Either way, I think its a leghorn.

 

[Milkshakeroo]

Where did you get the rooster? He's an easter egger. Looks like a direct ameraucana cross, with the slate legs, but he doesn't have the muff or beard a true ameraucana should have.
The white, how old is it? it looks pretty young due to the feathering, and depending on how young, could either be a cockerel or a pullet. Either way, I think its a leghorn.

 

[Melbeforeyou]

The lavender rooster is an Orpington maybe? The little white pullet I am unsure of.[/QU

Top idk but the second is a Cornish hen. Aka chicken house chicken for sure there is no mistake there I had a couple of those . And they make the best pets ever. Very calm and loving if u get them real young.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

If the Lavender bird had a beard I would say Lavender Ameraucana, but I think it’s an F1 Easter Egger. White bird looks like a White Leghorn pullet.

 

[Milkshakeroo]

All my chickens are from the local feed and fodder store. The Isa Brown, Australorp and the Ancona were easy to identify, this lavender rooster not so much. I will take a better photo tomorrow now he is a bit older and doesn’t have so many pin feathers. Thanks for the info on the Leghorn. I think he may be a cross of some kind?

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

Top is a lavender orp the second is a Cornish hen. Aka chicken house chicken for sure there is no mistake there I had a couple of those . And they make the best pets ever. Very calm and loving if u get them real young.

Orpingtons have single combs and this bird has a pea comb. Cornish have pea combs and this bird has a single comb. Commercial Cornish crosses have single combs though.

 

[Melbeforeyou]

All my chickens are from the local feed and fodder store. The Isa Brown, Australorp and the Ancona were easy to identify, this lavender rooster not so much. I will take a better photo tomorrow now he is a bit older and doesn’t have so many pin feathers. Thanks for the info on the Leghorn. I think he may be a cross of some kind?

Cornish rock hen

 

[Melbeforeyou]

I will have to get on my other phone I have a bunch of pics of Peaches who my husband rescued from a chicken house when she was a day old

 

[Melbeforeyou]

Orpingtons have single combs and this bird has a pea comb. Cornish have pea combs and this bird has a single comb. Commercial Cornish crosses have single combs though.

Ya I changed my answer on the top one lol I can see some EE in him but I am still not certain tbh