What kind of bantams are these???

[MomtoRarities]

Im fairly certain its 3 pullets and a cockeral. What I dont know is breed. Please help! Thanks, Jami

 

[Kino]

The two black ones look like American Games, and the two tan ones with the black markings are possibly Old English Games. I can tell one of those little fellas is the cockerel - he has a big and beautiful crown!

 

[MomtoRarities]

Thanks Kino. Anyone else agree or disagree??

 

[junebuggena]

The two black ones look like American Games, and the two tan ones with the black markings are possibly Old English Games. I can tell one of those little fellas is the cockerel - he has a big and beautiful crown!

I agree, except there are no 'crowns' in that picture. I do see one cockerel with a red comb, though.

 

[Kino]

I agree, except there are no 'crowns' in that picture. I do see one cockerel with a red comb, though.

The little tan/black cockerel looks like it has one to me because of it's size, but yeah I see it too. OEGBs have 'combs', my bad.

 

[junebuggena]

All chickens have combs. Crowns are something people wear.

 

[Kino]

All chickens have combs. Crowns are something people wear.

Where I live, crowns can also be referred to as a chickens comb.

Used that word my whole life actually without any issues.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

They all look like Old English Game bantams. The black ones are obviously black, while the brown ones may be ginger red. The brown one on the left is a cockerel and the rest are pullets

 

[MomtoRarities]

I've ear crowns and combs. Here in VA I think the term depends on who ya know.

While determining what these are, any clue on the age??

 

[Kino]

Ah, yeah, we refer to as 'crown' as to any type of chicken comb. Anyways, we ordered mine in late May/early June. They seem almost the same age - but I have an OEGB cockerel chick who is smaller, therefore your's may be a bit older. I'm unsure, but they're definitely older than a few weeks hence their feather development.