What breed are we?

[InNC]

These 2 are my original chickens. They were a gift from a local woman. (Whom i have no way to contact.) There is a possibility they are mixed breeds. They are both hens and 1.5 years old. The black one (Cowboy) does resemble a Mystic Onyx, that's the closest I could find.
The white one (Maurice) has black spots and a red and black comb and waddle. (I worried she was sickly at first) I have her vitamins, electrolytes, and a variety of foods. But I think it's her breed. She also has enough extra toe and an extra pupil in one eye. Any ideas?

 

[sourland]

Possible Ayam Cemani crosses - the 5 toed bird may be part silkie.

 

[InNC]

Possible Ayam Cemani crosses - the 5 toed bird may be part silkie.

Thank you!

 

[InNC]

Here is a better faceshot of the white hen (Maurice). You can, kinda, see her double pupil. These 2 are inseparable, so it's hard to get one in a picture.

 

[Sunshine009]

Possible Ayam Cemani crosses - the 5 toed bird may be part silkie.

Agreed - the darker one has a bit of muffs and beard it seems, so likely some easter egger in there. What color eggs are they laying?

 

[SeabassSarmale]

These 2 are my original chickens. They were a gift from a local woman. (Whom i have no way to contact.) There is a possibility they are mixed breeds. They are both hens and 1.5 years old. The black one (Cowboy) does resemble a Mystic Onyx, that's the closest I could find.
The white one (Maurice) has black spots and a red and black comb and waddle. (I worried she was sickly at first) I have her vitamins, electrolytes, and a variety of foods. But I think it's her breed. She also has enough extra toe and an extra pupil in one eye. Any ideas?

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It seems like the berry color transitioned to their combs!

 

[Party_Chicken]

The white one looks like an Ayam Chemani x Leghorn The black one maybe a Salmon Favorle cross?

 

[InNC]

Agreed - the darker one has a bit of muffs and beard it seems, so likely some easter egger in there. What color eggs are they laying?

The white one lays pale pink eggs, and the black one lays light blue/green with speckles.

 

[Sunshine009]

The white one lays pale pink eggs, and the black one lays light blue/green with speckles.

Well for the black one that certainly contributes to my suspicions!

 

[InNC]

Well for the black one that certainly contributes to my suspicions!

Thank you! I honestly never considered using egg color to help identify breed. I'm kinda new to chickening (my auto correct keeps refusing that word, lol)