It definitely looks like a rose comb, rather than the single comb most of my others are getting.
It's little tail feathers are also a lot longer than the other chicks'.
Thank you! The first one is super sweet and I can already pet her while she sits in my hand. The second is flighty, but I caught her and she roosted on my hand. Let's hope she's not quite as crazy as the other stories of Silver Spangled Hamburgs I've read about! :D
The Lavender Orp is definitely possible for the first! Especially after looking up photos of others at the same age.
I should have clarified, there are only two chicks, so the first two photos are one and the last two are the other. :)
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Personally, I would vote pullet, but that is comparing her to my very obvious roo:
This is what my two girls look like right now:
Mine are at 8 weeks right now.
Mine are the same way! The GLWs have beautiful lacing, but one SLW is very very white with little lacing, while the other is mostly black with little streaks of silver down the middle of her feathers. They are only 8 weeks old though :P. Hard to know what they will eventually look like.