What breeds are these 3 chickens?

[Zhadir]

I have a black, a white and a cream-colored bird I'd like to know the breeds of. Thanks in advance!

 

[LoveMyPeepers]

What hatchery/where did you get them?

 

[JedJackson]

The white one has a pea comb, so probably some type of Easter egger.

I'm guessing Australorp for the black one.

The last one is some kind of red sex-link, or maybe a Starlight Greeb egger.

 

[Zhadir]

What hatchery/where did you get them?

The white one I got from tractor supply. The black and Cream ones were rescues

 

[Zhadir]

The white one has a pea comb, so probably some type of Easter egger.

I'm guessing Australorp for the black one.

The last one is some kind of red sex-link, or maybe a Starlight Greeb e

The white bird I got from tractor supply, and it was in the "Buff Orpington" bin, but now that it's grown, it looks nothing like a Buff Orpington. I recall it being a fully white chick, and looking nothing like the other chicks in the bin.

The cream colored hen lays light brown eggs.

So do you think the White chicken is really an Easter Egger? Because in our coop, we have one bird that lays green eggs, so I assume its this one?

 

[debid]

The white bird I got from tractor supply, and it was in the "Buff Orpington" bin, but now that it's grown, it looks nothing like a Buff Orpington. I recall it being a fully white chick, and looking nothing like the other chicks in the bin.

The cream colored hen lays light brown eggs.

So do you think the White chicken is really an Easter Egger? Because in our coop, we have one bird that lays green eggs, so I assume its this one?

The white hen is the most likely candidate for your green egg, she looks like an EE and your description of the bin having others that looked nothing like her fits, EEs are highly variable in plumage. The other two are likely sexlinks, one black and one gold.