What breeds are these two pullets?

[Silkies and succulents]

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I got an assortment of chicks in August, and I was wondering if what breeds two of the pullets are? Both are 21 weeks.
Nellie (right and second photo) about 1 lbs, singls comb
Cricket (left and third photo) about 2-3 lbs, pea comb

I was alsoalso a little concerned about their size. They are both smaller than the other chicks that came in the order, and Pearl the rooster still mates with the pullets that are the same age as them. They are about the same size as my silkie bantam hens that are only a month and a half olderBut all the other birds a quite a bit bigger than the silkies.

 

[black_cat]

Looks like a white laced red cornish, and something else that I know exists but can't put my finger on.

 

[Quaicken108]

Looks like a white laced red cornish, and something else that I know exists but can't put my finger on.

X2 and I believe that the other one is a silver grey dorking.

 

[EmmaRainboe]

X2 and I believe that the other one is a silver grey dorking.

x3

 

[JedJackson]

They are bantams. I agree with the others on the white laced red Cornish. I think the silver bird is either an Old English game bantam or silver Leghorn bantam. Probably OEGB, but her legs are yellow. But hatchery birds are variable.

 

[Silkies and succulents]

I agree with the white laced cornish, but don’t dorkings have a fith toe?

 

[Birdie mom]

I'm not sure what breed they are, but they are very beautiful!

 

[TheOddOneOut]

X2 and I believe that the other one is a silver grey dorking.

Nope.
Dorkings have an extra toe and white skin.

 

[Quaicken108]

I agree with the white laced cornish, but don’t dorkings have a fith toe?

Yeah they do sorry I just looked at the pic and forgot about those toes. Since it doesn’t have a fifth toe then I’d say silver leghorn bantam.

 

[Quaicken108]

Btw...