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Pic #1 is a pullet, pic #2 is a cockerel.

Beautiful cockerel! I hope you choose to keep him.

Yes, it's a cockerel.

Yes indeedy, Bertie it is.

This is from my daughter for this past Mother's day.

They're adorable! I'd give it a bit more time. If their combs turn bright red within the next two or so weeks you'll know that they're cockerels. Love your nails, btw!

Oh, how I WISH! Right now it's 77° which isn't bad but tomorrow will be 102°! I just can't take it like I used to.

Lucky!

Being pinched for cash and all I learned how to make my own nails. Not sure this counts but wanted to share.

Pearl and Lucy look like my olive eggers.

Looks like a RIR pullet or something similar.

Pretty pullet. :thumbsup

Pullets.

How old? I'm guessing cockerel given the bright red comb.

Pullet.

Agree

Bright red combs and wattles at this stage are pretty good indicators of a cockerel. Females usually redden up close to point of lay. Also, when they get a bit older males will develop pointy saddle and hackle feathers and females will have more rounded feathers. Hope this helps some.

Nothing screams cockerel so far.

I see one suspect Cockerel.

Pullet. I have one just like her.