Rumpless? And who's the one crowing?! They were guaranteed to be girls!

[Exotica]

Hi everyone!

These chicks I bought from the local feed store and the "rumpless" from a breeder.
The feed store one's were guaranteed to be girls but somebody is crowing..

Please help!!

First off, I bought this Ameraucana from a breeder (or was it Araucana?) and nothing about being rumpless was mentioned until a few days ago
when I notice that it looks really strange compared to my other girls. Then I realized.. no tail feathers! Does this mean it's rumpless? Do you think it's an Ameraucana or Araucana?
I know for sure it is not an Easter Egger as he also sold those in a separate pen.

Here is Akeira:








Next are the two that I think are crowing since the other one's are just way too young! How old are Silkies when they begin to crow?






^ A Silver Laced Wyandotte




^ An Australorp










^ This is an Easter Egger.






^ Another Easter Egger

The rest are just too young! I wonder who is crowing..
My BSL's and BPR are definitely females and are the oldest. These four are the next oldest and the crowing comes from their group!

 

[BantamFan4Life]

The Wyandotte & Australorp are cockerels.

 

[BantamLover21]

I'm guessing your cockerel is the Wyandotte, though honestly, none of them look like definite cockerels to me.

 

[Exotica]

The Wyandotte & Australorp are cockerels.

Thank you for your advice!

I'm guessing your cockerel is the Wyandotte, though honestly, none of them look like definite cockerels to me.

I guess I'll just wait and see to be absolutely sure!

What do you guys think of the rumpless chick? Is it rumpless?

 

[BantamFan4Life]

What do you guys think of the rumpless chick? Is it rumpless?

I'm not sure. You might want to wait a few weeks/months to see if any tail feathers develop.

 

[Exotica]

^ More pics of the lorp




^ Is it too young to tell if it's a boy or girl? This one could've been the culprit as well










^ My lorp and Silver Laced Wyandotte

 

[BantamFan4Life]

To be 99% sure of the gender, I would wait a few more weeks

 

[junebuggena]

I think the Silkies might both be cockerels. Pullet combs are usually nearly invisible even after they are mature.

 

[drumstick diva]

Silkies are very difficult to sex before 4-5 mos. of age and sometimes not till they lay or crow. Post new photos when they are older. Are they hatchery birds?

 

[Exotica]

Yes! They are all hatchery birds - besides the Silkies which came from a "breeder." She only has Silkies but lied to me about the colors of all of them to get me to buy more.. Shame.

Guess I'll report back in a few weeks! Thank you so much everyone for your valuable guesses!