Is Dorothy A Donald?

[Leah5150]

https://picasaweb.google.com/113105688778019005605/Birds?authuser=0&feat=directlink

I hope you can see the photos at that link. I have 9 birds that are 9 weeks old. I dont know why I didnt notice the differences between my two EE (sold to me as ameraucana) pullets before now. I am starting to think my Dorothy is a Donald. The dark one, Stella, doesn't have a comb and has the typical wedge tail. Dorothy has a very noticeable comb and her tail seems to waterfall and look a tad curly. She has a lot of mallard green in her tail feathers and quite a bit of the mahogany as well as black and white body. Is it possible she is a he? I know it's early to tell, but the two just seem so different. I can take more pics if needed.

Thanks, all!
Leah

 

[aoxa]

Definitely a boy!

 

[hdowden]

yes this is a cockerel based on color alone to

 

[hdowden]

can you get pics of the other one as well? on ee's just because the comb is small doesnt mean its a pullet. most ee's can be sexed by color. this doesn't include the all white ones and the black and white ee's those are difficult and must be sexed by comb

 

[Leah5150]

Here is a link to pictures of Stella. She, also, was sold as an ameraucana, but I'm guessing actually an EE. I am assuming this one is a pullet. So far, I have not been able to get a pic of both EE together.

https://picasaweb.google.com/113105688778019005605/HenOrRoo?authuser=0&feat=directlink

 

[donrae]

Don is a cockeral and Stella is a pullet

 

[hdowden]

Don is a cockeral and Stella is a pullet

x2

 

[aoxa]

Stella is a pretty girl. She is pretty close to a brown red Ameraucana, but not up to type. She's just considered an EE.

 

[Leah5150]

Stella is a pretty girl. She is pretty close to a brown red Ameraucana, but not up to type. She's just considered an EE.

Thank you. My kids think she looks like an eagle. They are so happy Dorothy is now Frank

 

[donrae]

Thank you. My kids think she looks like an eagle. They are so happy Dorothy is now Frank

Lots of folks liken their ee pullets to hawks--they do have that wild look to them, don't they?