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The two gray birds are good examples of fee vs silver. The left bird, if you look at the wild pattern stripes on its back, is not fee, the stripes are cream/off white. The falb fee next to it can be compared and you’ll see it has crisp white back markings. The markings themselves indicate wild...

I believe Texas a&m is derived from English white, but they are generally larger and most a&ms have some colored spots on their heads and backs, I think a greater proportion of English white are all white. I believe you are more likely to find English white in Europe, but they also have a&ms.

The first pic is rosettas. Second pic left to right: 2 whites, either English white or Texas a&m, the gray one is wild pattern probably silver (SSC), but it's impossible to tell the particular type of gray without knowing the genetics, next to that is falb fee. Above those 2 is a Rosetta or...