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Yes, I certainly hope so! She has been going in and out of the coop exploring the nesting boxes. She even squatted when I went near her today. Does this mean she has to lay?

I am hoping this one is getting ready to lay soon! She just turned 18 weeks.

Pullet. They are so adorable!

How old are they?

How come?:)

I agree. I would probably make them stay in another week also.

here is mine at 10 weeks old now.

Aww! They are so cute!!:love

So do I!

They are all so adorable! Wish mine were still that young!:hit

Ha ha! Exactly how it was with my chicks!

Yes, that is normal. My australorp is 9 weeks and still has some white feathers on her wings. The white feathers don't fall out, they just turn more black as they get older. That is what is happening to my australorp.:)

It is a girl. I ordered it as a pullet baby chick from chickens for backyards. They are wonderful service!

Australorp cockerels don't really get pink in the comb. I have had experience with a lot of them that turned out to be cockerels and their combs were never pink at that age.

Here is my 9 week old australorp.

She should be laying in a few months.

aww! How is she?

One of our chickens had fertile eggs and you couldn't even tell the difference. I am sure you will have a nice handsome rooster.:D

That is a rooster. Mine just turned 9 weeks and the feathers, tail and comb don't look anything like my pullet.

Depending on its comb and waddles probably even 5 weeks