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Yes, both boys, looking at the hackle and saddle feathering.

Rooster.

The crowing hen thing is really not all that common, not as much as you would think by talking to people. Hens may make this long caterwauling wail, but they don't actually crow just like a rooster all that often. I have had one hen that did at around 5 years old after losing her rooster, but...

Pullet. You're welcome!

Getting big! All blues and blacks. Hawk got one - just went in the house for a minute - hate that SOB! Seven huge boys, sold them. Three girls, all going to look like my Alma.

Some of my unusual colors - Alma, my blue girl Blue splash Snoopy, the man! He's supposed to be a blue Columbian. I'm getting some pretty chicks from him and my splash and blue girls!

We call ours the nunnery. We also have a lot of oldsters. Two are unusual - Oreo, who is 9-ish years old, started crowing like a rooster when she went through henapause. Blackie, one of the two oldest at 10+, actually stills lays an occasional egg. She is, as we speak, broody and is a...

We have a separate coop/run for the old ones. They deserve to not be bothered by the Roos. They don't roost, but they do go up in a dog house at night.

These are light Brahmas that I hatched a while ago. I have never had a light Brahma chick hatch dark.

Sorry - I vote cockerel.

Can you post a picture of her/him standing - a front shot and a side shot would help.

Thanks!

Last year I bought some "blue Columbian Brahma" eggs. They grew into beautiful birds, but there's no telling what's in their background. I really like this one, but don't have a clue what color she might be. Another one has this patterning. Two more are colored like this - The only...

Your request is my command! Some of these were fathered by my partridge Brahma cock. I did get a couple of nice solid blues.

I'm getting variations of red splash and solid blue. Their chicks are still feathering in, though, and there are more eggs in the incubator.

They recently started laying. The chicks that I'm hatching are nothing like them!

Last summer I purchased "Blue Columbian" Brahma hatching eggs. Whatever they are, they are beautiful!

We live in Florida and our Brahmas are fine. We have plenty of shade and always lots of clean water.

I don't have a solid blue rooster, but I have a blue partridge and a gold/black partridge. I also have a blue Columbian cockerel.

An interesting color. Daddy is a partridge Brahma, Mama is a blue Brahma. I'm not trying to create a new color, just wanted to hatch some chicks so gathered eggs one day and put them in the incubator. I think she's a beauty! She looks to be very close to laying age, so I'll probably hatch...