Who wants to play the TSC mystery bantam game?

[DemeChick]

I couldn’t resist giving these 3 little guys (or gals?) a ride home. They are so tiny and cute. Some have feathered feet and when they (kind of) agreed to pose for pictures tonight in the barn, I couldn’t resist sharing these and hoping to get some clues of their breed. Any ideas?

 

[Farmlife2278]

Very cute chicks!
The first one with the fluffy head looks like a polish. The second one looks like an Americana. And I'm not sure about the last chick.
But I would get someone else's thought.

 

[nuthatched]

Silkie, possibly millie fluer duccle and cochin or duccle

 

[DemeChick]

Very cute chicks!
The first one with the fluffy head looks like a polish. The second one looks like an Americana. And I'm not sure about the last chick.
But I would get someone else's thought.

I’m really hoping for a polish. There were Americanas for sale so that’s definitely a possibility. Thank you so much!

 

[Emmaloveschickens9156]

The ones with feathered feet that are yellow and grey are millefluer dcculez. The one with feather knots on top of their head are either silkie or polish, I would personally guess polish. The one with fluffy cheeks is probably a mixed color ameracauna or EE. The very small brown black and yellow chick is an Old English game bantam. Hope this helps EDiT: the first one is probably a silkie judging by feathered feet.

 

[african chickens]

First one I would say silkie second I would say americauna not sure about the third one

 

[DemeChick]

The ones with feathered feet that are yellow and grey are millefluer dcculez. The one with feather knots on top of their head are either silkie or polish, I would personally guess polish. The one with fluffy cheeks is probably a mixed color ameracauna or EE. The very small brown black and yellow chick is an Old English game bantam. Hope this helps EDiT: the first one is probably a silkie judging by feathered feet.

I just checked the yellow ones feet and they are grey with 5 toes. That top knot looks more polish to me?

Thanks for helping me! Looking forward to seeing these grow out.

 

[DemeChick]

First one I would say silkie second I would say americauna not sure about the third one

I’m thinking you are right there were “Americana” labeled in a nearby tank.
I counted 5 grey toes on the one you said silkie.

 

[Ladybird CA]

The 3 bantams are white silkie, Mille Fleur d’Uccle and porcelain d’Uccle. The standard Easter Egger that is in the same set of pictures with the MF d’Uccle is indeed your “Ameraucana”

 

[Birds and Buns]

First one is either a silkie or polish, the brown one is a Mille Fluer D’uccle, and the last one is a Porcelain D’uccle.