PLEASE Clear Up The "Chipmunk" Chick Confusion PIC HEAVY

[sunny & the 5 egg layers]

My dark brahmas looked like chipmunks when they were little....

And here they are now at 10 weeks...

I figured out they were dark brahmas because of there feathered feet

 

[OneAndTwoOfFour]

I know this is way late but for anyone searching, the roo in our avatar was a chipmunk chick. His name is ALVIN and he’s a Blue Laced Red Wyandotte from MM Hatchery.

 

[Amandarae1280]

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Well, always start with the most obvious... Does the chick have feathered feet? Extra toes? Beard/muffs? Crest? Then move on to leg color (white, yellow, green, black, brown, etc). After that try to figure out what kind of comb the chick has. This is a little harder as chicks don't have much of a comb when they hatch but by the time they're a week or so old, you should be able to see something. Single comb will look like a little straight serrated line. Rose, Pea, Cushion, Strawberry, and Walnut combs will look like a small bare slightly triangular area above the beak that may have some bumps on it. A Buttercup comb will look like two slightly curving serrated lines that meet towards the back of the head to form an open ended oval. Once they start feathering a bit, you'll be able to see if any patterns are developing and what the base color will be. Beyond that, you'll have to wait until the chick is a little older to look at stance/carriage, wing carriage, and overall shape. I know that's not a quick easy answer like everyone would like but it should help in narrowing down the choices.

I know I'm hijacking an old post, but I wanted to reply to this message directly!!
Mine look like chipmunks as well. They have yellow feet and beaks. At 3 weeks old they have grayish feathers and a Crest forming on their heads. They have single combs and 4 toes and no leg feathers. Any ideas?
This is the palest one....its feathers are not as gray as the other two, but there is light gray mixed in.

This pic you can see the darker 2 as well. All three are surrounding the yellow chick on the right