what kind please!

[kasey08]

#1 i know they said this one was a RIR and also it was female...but its pretty aggressive!

#2 is white and is starting to have a pinkish comb

#3 blonde color with goldish brown wings have 3 this kind

#4 black with gold dots lol

#5 the rest are bantams with fuzzy feet

#6

#7 black with brown head

thanks all!

 

[kasey08]

oh forgot to say that the bigger ones are 4 weeks and the bantams are 2 weeks

 

[Break an Egg]

#5 looks like it could be a light brahma


The others have me stumped, sorry .

 

[LindsayB]

1. looks just like my RIR pullet
2. white rock. the comb is a little pink..but I think pullet.
3. buff orpington. pullet
4. gold laced wyandotte. pullet ??
5. light brahma
6. ?
7. ?

this is just what i think....hope it helps!

 

[Minniechickmama]

#1 RIR
#2 White Leghorn
#3 Are those feathers on the legs or just the lighting? Buff Orpington?
#4 EE
#5 White Cochin, and you said bantam?
#6 Looks like a D'Uccle not sure the coloring
#7 Mille Fleur D'Uccle

 

[dieselgrl48]

Gosh all the newbies chicks here starting to look alike.Everyone has diff opinions lol.1. RIR.6 & 7 cochin's? I never raised all standard clean legs out there (white leghorns,RIR,SL Wyandottes and Black jersey Giants,Sumatra's and polish here)I got 18 newbies(just standard's) not including my bantam's, ducklings and hatched chicks.... Anyway #5 a cutie.All nice looking chicks Congrats!

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[stargazer1974]

# 7 is NOT a mille fleur d'uccle. it would be more like #6 but just a little darker. not much at all. Here is my mille fleur d'uccle chick at about 1 week old.

 

[NonnasBabies]

# 1 looks like a RIR
#2 looks like a Amberlink

That's all I can even come close maybe knowing!!

Missi

 

[Bantam Queen 6]

i know #5 is a light brahma,
the rest stump me

 

[Minniechickmama]

And here is my Mille Fleur D'Uccle, so it can be darker
at one week

and at 3-weeks

It started out black with a brown head

And Stargazer: chicks can come in a wide variation of color, there is no exact for some. Look at the Mille Fleurs on feathersite.com and as adults you see a wide degree of the reddish buff coloring on them.