what breed are they?

[catgirlbree]

my pretty girls!! the black n white one is rosemary, and the white/yellow one is poppy!! I love them. does anyone know what breed either of them are? Im pretty sure they're different breeds

 

[catgirlbree]

oops the picture didn't post

 

[TRALALARA1]

The black and white one is a barred rock or cuckoo maran. Not sure about the white one.

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Please post some more photos in good lighting. The barred one is likely a barred rock and may be a male depending on age.
Read @Overo Mare excellent sticky in the beginning of the forum and follow the directions for photos.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/🟢-please-read-helpful-tips-for-id-🟢.1528635/unread

 

[catgirlbree]

Please post some more photos in good lighting. The barred one is likely a barred rock and may be a male depending on age.
Read @Overo Mare excellent sticky in the beginning of the forum and follow the directions for photos.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/-please-read-helpful-tips-for-id-.1528635/unread

my bad!!! I'm not around my chicks rn, I'll make sure to get proper pics later!

The black and white one is a barred rock or cuckoo maran. Not sure about the white one.

ty ty. my bad for the poopy pics

 

[LadiesAndJane]

my bad!!! I'm not around my chicks rn, I'll make sure to get proper pics later!

ty ty. my bad for the poopy pics

No apologies needed! Just easier to identify the birds with more photos.
Full body side view and seeing things like leg color are very helpful.

 

[Ridgerunner]

How old are they and where did you get them? Do you know if it was a specific hatchery? There appears to be a significant difference in size, could be a clue.

In addition to leg color, do the legs have feathers? The black and white has a single comb, I can't tell comb type on the white one. I can't be sure of ear lobe color and even something like the number of toes could be a clue.

 

[high5]

The black and white one is a barred rock or cuckoo maran. Not sure about the white one.

That's the problem. It can't be seen if it's cuckoo or barred.