What kind of chickens are these

[KatM41]

Went to tractor supply, asked for certain chicks (new to chicken life), they gave me nothing that I asked for and now I have no idea what these things are. They would be under 4 weeks. Three of them are super tiny as in they still fit in the palm of my hand. The brown one hasn't grown much in two weeks. They all have almost all their adult feathers in.

 

[jonezjollyfarm]

Dunno what they are but they sure looks like roos to me

 

[ChickenGirl555]

I agree, lots of roos, but I think I see 1 Buff Orpington (the yellow one) and an Easter Egger (brown with cool design).

 

[AnimalGeek23]

X2 with Chickengirl.Buff orp and Easter egger. Definitely Roos!

 

[ChickenGirl555]

Actually, I just realized the yellow one has feathered legs...I'm not familiar with feather legged breeds. So it's not Buff Orpington. I still believe the other is Easter Egger since it has the "eyeliner" as my EEs did. Still, I have no clue about the black ones. There are so many possibilities.

How many toes on each of the black ones?

 

[KikiLeigh02]

How many chicks am I looking at and which are your tiny ones? The one in the first 3 photos look like they could be of an Old English Game Bantam cockerel, 4th picture looks like an Easter Egger, 5th looks like it could be a Buff Cochin, and the last I'm not sure? Is that one of the tiny chicks?

 

[KatM41]

How many chicks am I looking at and which are your tiny ones? The one in the first 3 photos look like they could be of an Old English Game Bantam cockerel, 4th picture looks like an Easter Egger, 5th looks like it could be a Buff Cochin, and the last I'm not sure? Is that one of the tiny chicks?[/QUOTE


There are 4 total. The first three pics are the same bird. I'm worried they are seramas. Which would not meet our goals lol

 

[KatM41]

Actually, I just realized the yellow one has feathered legs...I'm not familiar with feather legged breeds. So it's not Buff Orpington. I still believe the other is Easter Egger since it has the "eyeliner" as my EEs did. Still, I have no clue about the black ones. There are so many possibilities.

How many toes on each of the black ones?

They all have 4 toes. No silkies

 

[KikiLeigh02]

Oh shoot! I forgot about Seramas. @WVduckchick knows Seramas and OEGB! She may be able to help.

 

[NoFlyBackFarm]

Sorry, I think you may have a bantam.