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After 22 weeks, we have our first Easter Egger egg! 😍 We've got a Barred Rock that's been laying for a few weeks, but my boys were just giddy and jumping up and down over this blue/green egg this morning! Only 2/7 in the flock are laying, so it's a fight every morning of who gets to eat the...

Y'all are awesome!! Thanks!! I don't know how we ended up with 3 ladies from a straight run bin, but I'm counting my blessings!!

Was sure we had 3 pullets, but now I'm questioning that! What are your thoughts on this 14 week old TSC Easter Egger? The pattern on the feathers makes them look very pointed, but if you look really close, there's brown around the black tip that make the feathers more rounded. Comb is same size...

For comparison, here's my 6 week buff orpington roo!!

Oh wow, they could be twins!! Very interesting!! Thanks for the input!!

That's what I'm thinking! Here's a better shot of Black Beard!

Any guesses on these 7 ish week old EEs? Also, when do pea combs turn red for roosters in this breed?

What age do pea combs start to redden up?

8 weeks!

These Easter Eggers are throwing me for a loop!! I think 1 is a Cockerel for sure. 2 we are pretty sure is a pullet. And no clue on 3 😭

I've got 3 EEs, between 7&8 weeks now. Any help with Sexing is greatly appreciated! We are brand new to chickens. These came from TSC in a straight run bin. We suspect 1 is a Cockerel and hoping that 2&3 are pullets!!! All their combs are quite small and light.

Any guesses on these 2? They are a little over 7 weeks!

Definitely! They look almost identical to one another. One just has a little bit more defined white on the head. Combs are the exact same color and size. They are the oldest in the bunch, closer to 8 weeks.

TSC... 1&4 were labeled wrong, but I'm pretty sure they are BR.

Sorry most of my pictures didn't post the first go! I just updated it!!

We've got 6 chicks that were *supposed* to all be girls. Here they are, all between 6-8 weeks old, names still pending.

Egger

The Orpington was the only one that came from a sexed bin, ironically!!!

Any guesses?! Hoping for hens.

I am not a great chicken photographer!