Whooops, hatchery screwed up*** Now with pics

[csaws]

Here are the pics. I am still waiting on some to load so please bear with me.

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[jossanne]

I can't see your pictures. Try uploading them to BYC, using the Uploads link at the top of this screen, in the blue toolbar. Once you've got it loaded there, there will be two URL's under the picture, and you can copy and paste the second link into the body of a message to share. Make sure you click preview to make sure it worked before you click submit.

Good luck!

 

[csaws]

OK they should be good to go.

I am thinking the black ones are cochin(wifey thinks the black ones are black brahmas) roosters and that one of the aracuana's is a rooster.

Also while we are at it can you guys identify the breeds, we think we know what they are.

 

[coffeelady3]

Here'a a How-to for posting pics so they show in the message...

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=504

 

[jenjscott]

if you're going to copy that location from the image properties box, you need to cut off at the end of jpg everything from the ? on needs to be left off and it should work.

 

[The Wolf Queen]

I see no pics

 

[jossanne]

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I don't think there are black brahmas in the states. Some people might be working on them, but hatcheries don't sell them. Look at the comb on those black birds. If it sticks up like a normal comb, that's called a single comb. Black birds with single combs and feathered feet/legs are either cochins or langshans. If it does have a more flat comb, it's either a rose comb or a pea comb. Pea combs have three rows from front to back, a little lumpy, with the middle row usually being higher than the other two. Rose combs are more flat, with just a point at the back on young chickens. The older they get, the more bumpy they get all over.

If it does have a rose or pea comb, and feathered feet/legs, you've got a rarity in the US. Brahmas have pea combs. I don't know of any black feather-legged birds in the states with a rose comb.

 

[csaws]

The answer I need the most is the answer to the following question...


Are the black chickens in pic number three and the Aruacana in the upper left of pic 17 roosters?

I know the sex link in the last pic is a rooster as he won't shut up (lmao), I presume the rest of them aside from the three listed above are hens. The EE's are about 16 weeks or so the rest are about 20 weeks.

Wifey would also like to know what the white chickens are.

 

[Soccer Mom]

Sorry.

Still no pics. Try them again. (I know it's frustrating, but folks really can't help w/o pics)

 

[csaws]

The pics show up fine for me.

So I guess try this link...

Chicken Pics

The answer I need the most is the answer to the following question...


Are the black chickens in pic number 1181 and the Aruacana in the pic 1191 left of pic 17 roosters?

I know the sex link in pic 1180 is a rooster as he won't shut up (lmao), I presume the rest of them aside from the three listed above are hens. The EE's are about 16 weeks or so the rest are about 20 weeks.

Wifey would also like to know what the white chickens are.