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What makes you say part EE? Just curious since my original question was about them being EE vs. LO.

I have someone coming tonight to buy my roos. I need to know whether this lavender Orpington is staying or going. Just developed redness to comb and wattles this week. They are 13 weeks old. My guess is the front one is a pulley and the one behind is a roo. Any guesses?

Any thoughts? Both roos? 1 2

Thank you everyone!

One seems to be a roo and one pullet?

See I used to have a lavender Orpington that died and I was thinking that that was what these looked like. It is a single comb. These are photos of the ones that look like ameraucanas.

Bought 5 chicks from a gal who claimed that they were true ameraucanas. They are now 10 weeks old. 2 of the 5 have developed muffs and beards while the other 3 have not. Are they EE's or something completely different?[/IMG][/IMG]

Glad at least some of them look like pullets. I was beginning to think I have the worst luck in the world. Thanks for all the input.

Okay so here is an update on my buff brahmas. They are now 12-13 weeks old. I am a new chicken mom and I have been all over these forums trying to figure out male vs. female. Please tell me what you think. #1 Head shot and body shot # 2 head shot and body shot #3 Head shot and...

I have some buff brahmas that are about 7-8 weeks old. Could someone tell me if they are roos or pullets? I have noticed that all of their tale feathers are the same except one, but some of their combs are more bumpy and some less. Number 1 Number 2 - More red comb with same tail...