Sexing Easter Eggers

[RINROO]

It's still to early to tell, but I think I see red patches coming in on his back. A comb shot would help.

Yes, the red is coming in.

 

[RINROO]

It's still to early to tell, but I think I see red patches coming in on his back. A comb shot would help.

 

[mymilliefleur]

Quote: I think its wait and see on this one. I The comb is still pale, and the red patches aren't that dark yet, so I could go either way. Update us in a few weeks!

 

[mcaudell]

Male or female? What's your vote?

 

[mcaudell]

They are about five weeks.

Any idea??

 

[RanchRichey]

Here are my 2 EEs at 9 weeks, and a BA photo bombing.

 

[junebuggena]

Here are my 2 EEs at 9 weeks, and a BA photo bombing.

pullets

 

[RanchRichey]

pullets

Thanks! And yay! We had a scare with the darker one early on due to slow feathering, but lately have been feeling more hopeful that they were both girls

 

[Blondie1026]

Anyone know which breeds these are? I got the eggs from a guy that has barred rocks, lavender Orpingtons, Rhode Island reds, buff Orpingtons, and red sexlings. I think the one being held by my daughter in white shirt may be a lavender Orpington.

 

[junebuggena]

Anyone know which breeds these are? I got the eggs from a guy that has barred rocks, lavender Orpingtons, Rhode Island reds, buff Orpingtons, and red sexlings. I think the one being held by my daughter in white shirt may be a lavender Orpington.

If the breeds weren't kept separate, then they are likely mixed breeds.