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Right, but the red could be in there however many generations back. Basic example being if you are trying to breed australorps, which are black birds with a beetle green sheen, but you hatch a male with red leakage in the feathers, then you know somewhere along the line, it's not pure. Also...

B has those red splotches. It has something to do with how the coloring appears on males vs. females when there is red in their parentage.

The red leakage on B is obvious. Are you seeing red leakage on B and D as well? I see a little bit of yellowing of the feathers on B, and sort of an underlying brassiness to D. Is that it?

The others I'm not too sure, but definitely B. I was trying to see how pointy some of the saddle feathers were looking

Cockerel

B has red leakage

Ooh! We were posting at the same time! What do I win!??? Lol

My money's on B, but I'm not very good at this game yet. 😬