junebuggena
Crowing
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The buff orp sure has a big comb. Wouldn't be surprised if it's a cockerel, but too early to be certain.
Here is another pic of the buff orp. Thank you for the speedy reply! And do you think this is an EE pullet? 16 weeks old. Part of a "rainbow assortment".
I think her legs have a greenish hue though not as obvious as the white EE in the same order. Sorry for the shade and twigs, I had to crawl under the cedar trees to find her!
^^^ Looks like a black sexlink to me.
Black English Orpington 4 weeks any ideas on gender?
Right it sprouted out of no where I was hoping pullet we can't have another roo we already have 6 maybe 7 depending on my chocolate Orpington if it's a pullet then maybe we can keep this guy but I think they're both cockerelsHeck of a comb for four weeks. I'd guess cockerel.
Hate to contradict QM, but I may have been the one that said cockerel on the lav orp, and I still think so. None of my girls have tail feathers like that. No crowing yet? I don't see saddle feathers, but they can develop slowly. I could be wrong though. I'm on mobile and its not letting me blow up pics anymore.Now 17 weeks old. I posted pics of my mini flock a few weeks ago - everyone responding said pullets with one person saying my Lavender Orpington was looking like it may be a Roo. The Silkies were just called Silkies - though I'm now starting to think I may have a pair. So here they are again with 2 pics of the Lav Orp. I'm including pics of the rest just for fun - still hoping they are all pullets.