Thanks guys. I'm thinking he's a roo too, the pretty ones always are, lol.
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Your butterfly looks kind of like one of my chickens - mine is almost for sure a girl at 18 weeks old so I am guessing girl on yours as well.Ok, I'll play. I have 3 EEs that I absolutely adore. I was told (of course) that they were all female, but I'm having a sneaking suspicion about one of them. I got to snap a few pics tonight. Unfortunately I forgot to get the camera out when they were outside in the sun, so these are taken inside with flash. So the colors won't be exact. Anyway, this one (my daughter calls her Butterfly) is about 6 weeks old and just over the last day or so, her (his) comb has turned a bit pinker (and wider) than the others. Butterfly's coloring is also more splotchy...black head, white neck, grey body. So without further delay...
Ok, I'll play. I have 3 EEs that I absolutely adore. I was told (of course) that they were all female, but I'm having a sneaking suspicion about one of them. I got to snap a few pics tonight. Unfortunately I forgot to get the camera out when they were outside in the sun, so these are taken inside with flash. So the colors won't be exact. Anyway, this one (my daughter calls her Butterfly) is about 6 weeks old and just over the last day or so, her (his) comb has turned a bit pinker (and wider) than the others. Butterfly's coloring is also more splotchy...black head, white neck, grey body. So without further delay...
Here are my guesses...
1. Pullet - nice small pale comb, no dark red coming in on the shoulders.
2. Cockerel - Dark comb, dark mahogany on his shoulders.
3. Leaning toward pullet. Has female coloring and no dark red shoulders, but the comb already has 3 rows of peas. However it's the same color as the gray pullet. Not 100% positive though.