Please let me babies all be pullets!

[Cutiepie29]

We got four chicks from our local Cal-Ranch store 7 weeks ago. There's supposed to be a buff Orpington, an Americauna, and two brown Sex-links. As they've grown, I can tell that Caramel is definitely a Buff Orpington (we've had two of them previously). Nugget is the Americauna. My biggest concern is that Honeysuckle is almost white while Cinnamon is mottled browns but they're supposed to be the same breed (brown Sex-links). I doubt that description will be enough so I need to get some good pictures but my camera has been acting up and cutting images in half. I'll have my son take some pics and add them in a bit.

 

[sourland]

Waiting on pictures. I, too, would be concerned about the 'white' sex link.

 

[Cutiepie29]

Yep, that stupid picture didn't work. Here's some more.

 

[sourland]

If the white bird is a sex link, it is a cockerel, but it may not be a sex link.

 

[Cutiepie29]

If he/she isn't a sex link, what might he/she be? What does a picture need to show to give you a good idea? Can you tell I'm new at this?

 

[SilverBirds]

The white one doesn't look like a typical Red Sex Link cockerel. I'd gander it's a different breed and a pullet. Everyone else appears to be pullets.

 

[Jener8or]

I don't see any obvious cockerels, but I agree with @sourland and @SilverBirds hopefully there was a breed mix-up.

The "ghost barring" makes me think maybe a Smokey Pearl™?

 

[Cutiepie29]

Oh I hope so! We're not zoned for roos and I'd hate to have to get rid of one of these sweet chicklings.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

They do all look like pullets. Your mystery bird could be a Delaware.