What breed

[ccrcash]

Sorry not the best photos thanks

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Definitely going to need some different pictures to give you any real input -- unfortunately none of these show the birds in enough detail to really say much. I do believe I may see an EE in the mix in the last picture.

 

[ccrcash]

I'll try to get some but these guys are so skittish one of them does have green/olive legs though may be an EE

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

I would put out a few different "stations" of irresistible treats in a nice open area and then sit a short distance off with a camera that has a decent zoom. By having more than one feeding station you are going to naturally spread them out so you can get some shots of each bird and the food keeps them distracted so they aren't so worried about you taking their pictures.

 

[ccrcash]

Thanks for the advice I'll try to get some later this week. Our other chickens we can handfeed these ones not so much lol

 

[BantamLover21]

Definitely going to need some different pictures to give you any real input -- unfortunately none of these show the birds in enough detail to really say much. I do believe I may see an EE in the mix in the last picture.

x2

 

[ccrcash]

Originally Posted by Ol Grey Mare

Definitely going to need some different pictures to give you any real input -- unfortunately none of these show the birds in enough detail to really say much. I do believe I may see an EE in the mix in the last picture.

Thanks

 

[ccrcash]

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

What a cute little setup.

So, the orange and grey bird = Easter Egger pullet
in the picture inside the coop with that bird and the dark/black one it looks like that dark bird also has puffy "cheeks" - is that true or is it camera blur? I ask because that also looks like an EE. If so, she is also a pullet
Blotchy looking bird also looks like a possible EE - thinking roo, if you can get a couple more shots of him/her it would be great
These may have been sold to you as Americaunas, Ameraucanas, etc - common with what are actually Easter Eggers

Your red bird looks like a pullet at this point
White looks like a roo
Barred bird looks like possible roo too

How old are they? That will have some influence on whether I stick with a couple of these guesses.

 

[ccrcash]

They are about two months

The blotchy looking one has five toes

The dark black one does have puffy cheeks