What breeds are these??? (4 pics)

[bayouchica]

Hi yall, this is a standard about a month old or so. She has the softest feathers I've ever felt on a chicken, she's as sweet as can be. Her feet are a greenish/gray color.

Here's a closer look at her comb.

Here's another sweety, a bantam.

This bantam has that a V- shaped, spikey type of comb.

Thanks for your help, Miriam

 

[NYREDS]

Sorry but there are no pictures here??????

 

[bayouchica]

they're showing up on my end???
Can anyone else see these pics? please let me know.

 

[Frozen Feathers]

I see them.

Don't know what they are though.

 

[Feather Dust]

I too can see them, but don't know what they are either.

 

[silkiechicken]

My guess is the first one is an EE of some type, the second not sure, third a butter cup mix?

Only semi confident on the first one though due to leg color description. My guesses are mixes. Last one is a roo.

 

[Josie]

How old are they?

 

[NYREDS]

I can see them now:
Really can't tell much about the 1st & 2nd. Can't see type, carriage and leg colour on the first.
Second is in it's juvenile plumage and I can't see it's comb.
The last one you're lucky on-I used to raise them. It's a Buttercup cockerel in his juvenile plumage.

 

[bayouchica]

I'll get a full body pic of the white one in the morning.The first two pics were the same bird, I just thought yall would need to see the comb closer.I'm not so good at the leg color description,lol.
How cool, a Buttercup! I've got two more,not certain of the sex yet.
I got these from a petting zoo & the guy I got them from said they came from McMurray & Ideal. I've got 56 so yall be looking out for more posts.

Thanks everyone so much for your help.

Miriam

 

[wclawrence]

The third one is definately silver duckwing color, and looks like straight comb and white legs...may something like phoenix and/or leghorn mix maybe. Dont know of anything else like that, but maybe a game. Rooster for sure.

I was thinking buttercup probably on #4 also. I have seen mixed birds with funky combs though. I have not seen enough to know as well as NYREDS.
congrats on the birds!