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Wonderful! The second is definitely male. You can see the saddle/hackle/sickle feathers coming in, and the huge red comb and wattles. Hope you get pullets this time.

If you have a pullet and a cockerel it does not matter if they mate. Fertilized eggs are just fine to eat. They don't start developing unless you leave them with a broody hen on the nest for a few days. Don't worry about them mating. And brother-sister mating doesn't matter either. That said...