Need help identifying and sexing my chicks.

[Klongeway]

Little back story. We got these chicks at the beginning of February what we asked for is not what we got. Lesson learned. And if we was given the wrong breed I’m sure we didn’t get all pullets. So if anyone could please help me out with sexing and possible breed please and thank you for your time.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

They're mixed breeds. Two is only obvious cockerel. Others appear to be pullets. Update on three in a few weeks

 

[Chicken poppy]

Little back story. We got these chicks at the beginning of February what we asked for is not what we got. Lesson learned. And if we was given the wrong breed I’m sure we didn’t get all pullets. So if anyone could please help me out with sexing and possible breed please and thank you for your time.

Unsure on breeds. One and two look like a cockerel (though two is very obvious, the first one is a little less clear) the other two seem to be females.
When they get older come back with some updated photos, then it should be completely obvious.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Unsure on breeds. One and two look like a cockerel (though two is very obvious, the first one is a little less clear) the other two seem to be females.
When they get older come back with some updated photos, then it should be completely obvious.

I disagree. I am very sure #1 is a pullet. She just has a single comb so it looks comparatively larger than the other pea-combed birds

 

[Chicken poppy]

I disagree. I am very sure #1 is a pullet. She just has a single comb so it looks comparatively larger than the other pea-combed birds

I was just saying that because i have had a few birds that look similar and are late bloomers that end up being roos. Could be wrong though.

 

[Klongeway]

They're mixed breeds. Two is only obvious cockerel. Others appear to be pullets. Update on three in a few weeks

updated photo from today

 

[nuthatched]

Red, patchy wings means male.