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So far Pullet but still too young to say

Okay. Needs more time and some comb pictures

Not all will have red patches, but they can come in at any point. I've seen most tend to start around 4-6 weeks with some showing earlier than others and some being really subtle late bloomers. Every bird is unique, especially in a mutt like these. Yes, I would say comb is generally a more...

Age?

So I must say that's a very odd mixture of bird for an EE but it is indeed a Cockerel.

So far it looks like a pullet although that's a tad young I see no cockerel indicators

Your blue and gold is the only ee Pullet shown

Looks like a wheaten pullet to me

She's gorgeous

It is gorgeous isn't it? The red on the wings is a bit oddly placed though and add that to the red on the back with seemingly rounded saddle (although still a bit young) with no clearly pointed hackles and somewhat small comb and I'm like meh...hard to know. Maybe late blooming cock?

The more I stare at it the more confused I become. What a head scratcher

Looks like a pullet to me

I agree it looks like a cockerel. What's his mix, do you know? Looks to have a cushion comb from these pics so I'm guessing Ameraucana and rose comb rir? I'm bad with cross breed though

It's probably a CCL cross of some kind then. :idunno

Agreed the one standing is definitely a Cockerel. Not really sure it's an Easter Egger though it doesn't exactly look like one

Four pullets and a cockerel

Both cockerels

Not always. That looks like a pullet