I think the one with a foot sticking out is a Red Pyle Old English Game Bantam. The other one might be as well, or might be something else.
Red Pyle Old English Game Bantams have some amount of red as adults, especially the males, but as chicks they can look mostly white with just small amounts of red or gold. I see the small amounts of color on that chick, and also a white foot (correct for that breed.)
If there are multiple chicks, there might be multiple breeds.
Any that are all white with bright yellow feet would probably be White Japanese Bantams. Japanese have noticeably shorter legs than Old English, which becomes more obvious as they get older.
Red Pyle Old English Game Bantams have some amount of red as adults, especially the males, but as chicks they can look mostly white with just small amounts of red or gold. I see the small amounts of color on that chick, and also a white foot (correct for that breed.)
If there are multiple chicks, there might be multiple breeds.
Any that are all white with bright yellow feet would probably be White Japanese Bantams. Japanese have noticeably shorter legs than Old English, which becomes more obvious as they get older.
