What do I have?

[ke_ben]

Sorry, I only saw one pic and it was blurry. I pretty much agree with the previous including leg pics on the probable cornish would be helpful. We need a better pic of the white and the black bird though. When I first glanced at the white one I thought I saw a single comb and the stance looked leghorn but there are several white choices. The black one could be Astralorp but a little light bodied.

 

[Eggs4Sale]

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We really need better photos from chicken level to determine if it's cornish.

 

[ChickenCharmer]

The first pic looks like a white rock, but if it's a rose comb (cuz I can't tell) I would say wyandotte.

Next looks like dark cornish with the bulky body.

Third can't really tell, but I would say Langshan because of how she carries herself. (that's assuming she has feathered legs, which I can't tell) Could also be Australorp, I have one that carries herself like that sometimes.

And fourth are Silver Spangled Hamburgs.

 

[rmelvin23]

http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f120/rmelvin23/SANY0050.jpg
here is a better pic of the black hen. No feathers on any of my ladies legs. The brown one has thick yellow legs. All the white birds are the same

 

[greenfamilyfarms]

1. White Rock (if single combed) or White Wyandotte (if rose combed)
2. Cornish or Golden Laced Wyandotte
3. Black Langshan or Australorp
4. Silver Spangled Hamburgs

Try to see if you can get some clearer pictures. We can help you better then.

 

[ke_ben]

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Is that red lacing I see? I believe that one is a black sex-link. On the white one maybe when it lays eggs it will help.

 

[Dustin Biery]

That is a cornish. Comb is wrong for a GLW. And cornish are supposed to be a bulky bird.

 

[rmelvin23]

The "cornish" is not heavy bodied. She is one of the smallest birds I have and they are all the same age. how do i know what kind of comb is which? thanks.

 

[Dustin Biery]

Not that she will be big, she should be fairly compact (muscular)