What type of banties are these?

[genevieve]

Rooster 1

<img src="https://www.backyardchickens.com/image/id/12694614/width/400/flags/LL">

Rooster 2

<img src="https://www.backyardchickens.com/image/id/12694700/width/400/flags/LL">

Hen 1 has a pinkish tinge

<img src="https://www.backyardchickens.com/image/id/12694615/width/400/flags/LL">

Hen 2 dark legs, white ear lobes

<img src="https://www.backyardchickens.com/image/id/12694616/width/400/flags/LL">

Hen 3 all skin is black

<img src="https://www.backyardchickens.com/image/id/12694618/width/400/flags/LL">


<img src="https://www.backyardchickens.com/image/id/12694613/width/400/flags/LL">

Thanks for your help, sorry for the poor picture quality, it was the best I could do.

 

[Veer67]

A Blue/Red Old English Game bantam.

Looks like a Black Tailed White Japanese.

Maybe a Black Rosecomb or Dutch, Do you have more pictures?

Could be a Bantam Black Sumatra.

Dutch Bantam maybe a Golden Duckwing, you can see different colors here: http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/CGD/Dutch/BRKDutch.html

An OEGB http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/Games/GameBantams/BRKOEGBantams.html

 

[BantamLover21]

Blue Red Old English Game Bantam.

Not sure. Could be a hatchery-quality Black Tailed White Japanese Bantam.

At least judging by this photo, it looks like a bantam Blue Andalusian, as I think I see blue coloring and a lopped single-comb. But a better photo would help.

Need a better photo. Could be a bantam Black Sumatra or a black OEGB.

Bird in back left: Not sure; could be a Malay, Asil, or Shamo. Brown center hen: Hatchery-quality Light Brown Dutch Bantam. Bird on right: Too blurry to tell, is it the same one that I think is a Black Tailed White Japanese?

Old English Game Bantam. Can't tell the variety for sure, but could be a Black Breasted Red.

 

[genevieve]

The one with the black skin also has feathers on it's legs.

They were all auction eggs that were "supposed" to be OEGB.

 

[Veer67]

The one with the black skin also has feathers on it's legs.

They were all auction eggs that were "supposed" to be OEGB.

I can't really think of a bantam with black skin, no silky feathering, but has feathers on it's feet. The black hen sounds like a mix to me, she looks like she could be mixed with an OEGB and something else feather footed. Also auctions aren't the most reliable places to get chickens and eggs, it won't be surprising if the seller doesn't give you the right breed.

 

[Luke0987654321]

Whatever they are, they are beautiful.


Luke.