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I'd guess that to be a Pied Buff Dundotte, looks a little dark so it could be a Hen (still could be a Pied Brown or Pied cinnamon male too tho ). Since Pearl Grey is dominiant over all colors your Momma Hen must be carrying a recessive tan/buff gene to be making these cute babies, yay! Tips...

To me the one in the middle looks lighter on it's wide head stripe, and the feathers that are coming in also look lighter. That's why I'm guessing male on that one. With my breeding flock of mixed colors, there can a little overlap and confusion on IDing keets in the tan gene family (they can...

The Hens are always darker than the males, (usually the case in all the birds in the tan gene family... Buff Dundottes, Buffs, Browns, Cinnamons etc.)

The lil guy next to the Lavender (Pied Lavender actually) is a Buff Dundotte (I'm guessing male because it look light in the pic), and the other 3 are either Browns or Cinnamons, depending on which breeder you ask.. I'd say 2 Hens on the outsides, with a male in the middle. Edit: Judging by...