What mix could my chicks be?

[Alexandra33]

A week and a half ago, someone went behind my back and hatched out a couple of beautiful peeps. Knowledge of their variety would be wonderful, if it's possible at this age. Both are bantam class, and almost certainly pure OEGB. Crele-type, to be exact, due to a spot on the head. However, leg color isn't shaping up to be pink (maybe eliminating 100% Crele parentage?). One sports an unusual yellow cast, and the other's (though most pictures are washed out) feet appear blueish. I'm pretty sure they'll be slate-legged in the future.

Anyhow, here's a list of OEGB colors found in our flock:
Crele
Red Pyle
Blue/Splash Breasted Red
Brassy Back
Ginger Red
White
Barred
Spangled
Silver Duckwing

Although I've already ruled all these out for various reasons, here's a list of other bantam breeds, in case I'm incorrect:
Cochin
Hamburg
Rosecomb
Phoenix
Rhode Island Red
Easter Egger
Ameraucana
Buckeye
Polish
Wyandotte
d'Uccle
Faverolles
Silkie

~Alex

 

[Lazy Farmer]

my favorite

 

[Alexandra33]

my favorite

Aren't they whimsical?

~Alex

 

[Alexandra33]

Feel free to delete this thread, moderators.

 

[HuffleClaw]

Hmm! They are cute! I think they are still Crele.

 

[Alexandra33]

I moved things over to a more suitable section, so hopefully this gets deleted.

Hmm! They are cute! I think they are still Crele.

Thank you so much! Sweet, too.

It's entirely possible, considering I have Crele cockerels AND pullets. However, that leg color is really throwing me off! Creles should sport orange/pink at this age. Reminds me more of my Brassy Backs.

What are the possibilities they're 50% Brassy Back, 50% Crele? Not knowledgeable about plumage color genetics, but I read a slate-legged roo over a white-legged hen throws white-legged cockerels, and slate-legged pullets. (and these babies are females)

~Alex

 

[Alexandra33]

Turns out, it's pretty certain they're indeed both pure Crele. (though one is still darker than the other) Their leg color merely hadn't developed fully.

Such sweet little girlies. I'm noticing a difference between "homemade chicks" and hatchery chicks. These are far more attached to us.

~Alex