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Frizzle is a cockerel. #2 I'm leaning cockerel as well. They feather slower in general. #3 looks like a light brahma pullet

It's a cockerel for sure.

My sweet turkey! She's a broad breasted bronze. The speckles on her eggs range from baby pink to mauve to reddish beige. My favorite are the pink!

I had a broody hen reject an egg, kicked it right out of her nest to the ground outside. It sat over night I would guess, in about 45 degree weather. About 16 days along. I brought it inside to my incubator that was running another hatch. The egg was a deep moss olive color, so I couldn't...

Entry #3 Same eggs as entry #2, but in evening overcast lighting.

#2 in window bright daylight

#1 Olive Delight! (Shaded bright window light)

They are 3 weeks exactly. Sorry forgot to mention that.

I've got 6. To my extremely inexperienced eyes, based off of 5 minutes on google, I think there are 5 gals and a male? I'll label the pics with numbers. I believe they are the Pharoah coloring? Are they jumbo or the smaller kind? I got them from rural king, so hoovers. It just said 'quail' lol.

She does look extra fancy. Her dark beak is so striking!

Sooooo gorgeous! I am so hoping this is what mine is!!

I'm hoping she's a dark Campbell. They're lovely!

I deleted my original comment in the post, but because of the light chest patch I was also wondering if it could be a splash swedish, but it wasn't mottled enough. I haven't seen a silver Swedish before, so excited to look them up! It's much, much lighter than the blue Swedish I got at the same...

I would say the one on the far left is a khaki campbell. It is quite a bit smaller than the other of the same age, and they are a lighter breed. Also based off the duckling picture of it. I agree the coloring is leaning male. They are both definitely not welsh harlequins.

I've had a great variety of ducks through the years. But I am not sure on these two little gals. They are both female. 3 weeks apart in age but the growth spurt on the older one is pretty awesome. The brown older duck is 4 weeks about. It appeared to be a khaki campbell as a duckling, I...

Thankfully I was able to get everything straightened away with their coops shortly after this post. I also switched to a local made higher quality feed and most of the suddenly started laying all the week that I switched. Pretty wild! Their coop was 100ft sq, so not tiny but not huge for the...

I thought so too. Maybe it is some sort of Birchen? The first two pics are the same partridge.

Here they are as day olds. Dad is a black with a tiny amound of gold leakage around the head. Mom is either my partridge or my blue.

Thank you! I've been working on it for a fair while! Adding in heavy purple blooms late this summer. (In my incubator now!)

I have to go back and look. I took pictures. Hatched them from my own flock.