Are these all light brahmas?

[Oakandfeather]

All have feathered feet. One has a slightly different wing pattern, and 2 are massive compared to the other 3. All are gonna be 4 weeks on Tuesday. All have some form of black /dark grey on their wings and some tail feathers. I’m assuming brahmas but then I was told brahmas don’t have black on the wings??

Here’s all of them:

Here’s an example of size difference, the one in the middle is larger and more feathered :

here’s the one with a different pattern:

And here’s comb photos:
1. (Bigger chick)

2 . Other bigger chick

3. Chick with different wing pattern

4.

5.

 

[21hens-incharge]

As they grow up the feathers change a lot.
They all look like light brahmas to me.

I suspect you have 2 boys in there.

 

[Chicken_tiger_catt]

All have feathered feet. One has a slightly different wing pattern, and 2 are massive compared to the other 3. All are gonna be 4 weeks on Tuesday. All have some form of black /dark grey on their wings and some tail feathers. I’m assuming brahmas but then I was told brahmas don’t have black on the wings??

Here’s all of them:
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Here’s an example of size difference, the one in the middle is larger and more feathered :
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here’s the one with a different pattern:
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And here’s comb photos:
1. (Bigger chick) View attachment 4073718

2 . Other bigger chickView attachment 4073719

3. Chick with different wing pattern
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4.
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5.View attachment 4073723

who told you that they don't have black? Light Brahma chickens are a pattern sometimes called Columbian, where they have black wingtips, tail tips, and a black ring around the neck/ shoulder.

 

[Chicken_tiger_catt]

who told you that they don't have black? Light Brahma chickens are a pattern sometimes called Columbian, where they have black wingtips, tail tips, and a black ring around the neck/ shoulder.

*these black marks should grow in more as they age.

 

[Oakandfeather]

*these black marks should grow in more as they age.

not someone I spoke to on here. I have a full grown light Brahma but not as a chick so

 

[Oakandfeather]

As they grow up the feathers change a lot.
They all look like light brahmas to me.

I suspect you have 2 boys in there.

The bigger ones? They are absolute units compared to the others lol

 

[ChickenShepherd_6116]

All have feathered feet. One has a slightly different wing pattern, and 2 are massive compared to the other 3. All are gonna be 4 weeks on Tuesday. All have some form of black /dark grey on their wings and some tail feathers. I’m assuming brahmas but then I was told brahmas don’t have black on the wings??

Here’s all of them:
View attachment 4073713

Here’s an example of size difference, the one in the middle is larger and more feathered :
View attachment 4073714


here’s the one with a different pattern:
View attachment 4073715


And here’s comb photos:
1. (Bigger chick) View attachment 4073718

2 . Other bigger chickView attachment 4073719

3. Chick with different wing pattern
View attachment 4073722

4.
View attachment 4073720

5.View attachment 4073723

Those are all light Brahmas The two bigger ones are probably roosters, but it's hard to tell when they are this young

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Question for the knowledgeable folks:

Is the pic labeled #2, the chick with the wide comb, a possible cockerel? I'm wondering bc of the significantly wider comb than the chick in Pic #1.

Which is the other possible cockerel? And why?

"Knowledgeable folks" being,
@21hens-incharge
@Chicken_tiger_catt

 

[21hens-incharge]

Question for the knowledgeable folks:

Is the pic labeled #2, the chick with the wide comb, a possible cockerel? I'm wondering bc of the significantly wider comb than the chick in Pic #1.

Which is the other possible cockerel? And why?

"Knowledgeable folks" being,
@21hens-incharge
@Chicken_tiger_catt

I am looking at the combs on chick one and two. There is a pretty distinct row of "nubs" on both sides. In my experience the flatter combs like chick 3 has are females.
The last chick has short ridges but indistinct nubs so could be a female or another male.

I could be wrong but time will tell.

 

[Chicken_tiger_catt]

Question for the knowledgeable folks:

Is the pic labeled #2, the chick with the wide comb, a possible cockerel? I'm wondering bc of the significantly wider comb than the chick in Pic #1.

Which is the other possible cockerel? And why?

"Knowledgeable folks" being,
@21hens-incharge
@Chicken_tiger_catt

I don't have much experience with small combed roosters, as I have primarily Plymouth Rock and mixed breeds. I did know about coloring specifically, because I got my Brahma as a chick. but I've never had a rooster to compare her to, so I'm not sure.

all that said, the larger ones are probably boys.