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Oh well, I guess I'll keep the friendlier of the two. I did get more than intended for "attritiion"... And If one of the hens should get broody I would rather the cock be an Easter Egger than an Australorp anyway, better chance of getting more colored egg layers, right?

Finally got a reasonable close-up of the tail. ...and another of it's comb. The chick in question is the one with it's head down, pecking at the feed. So you think she may actually be a he? Great, I just had to get rid of a rooster (not as easy as it sounds)!

It's not easy with these guys, they aren't exactly camera-friendly. I tried many times to get a properly posed image in which they don't move when the 'shutter clicks'. The two posted above are the best of twelve separate attempts. I did get some success with short video... They are all...

OK, I know that most sexing techniques aren't 100%, and there was always the chance that one of my future hens could start crowing instead of laying. I think that just might be the case with one ogf my EEs, but i would like some second, third and so on opinions. It's comb is redder than the...