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Here's one of my youngsters. I have 2 with this colouring, they are 20 weeks old and I suspect both boys but they are lovely!

Here's my little brahma gang. The one at the back I think is gold and hoping may be female, the two at the front I suspect may be male :( would their colour be called dark? They are 9 weeks old.

I managed to get some better pictures. I am hoping at least one of the three is a girl :) So this is the darker one having a sit down! The darker one showing the impressive length of his little legs! All three together for comparison And one of the lighter ones doing a little wing...

I managed to get some better pictures. I am hoping at least one of the three is a girl :) So this is the darker one having a sit down! The darker one showing the impressive length of his little legs! All three together for comparison And one of the lighter ones doing a little wing...

Sorry, in the middle pic its the yellowish one at the top right. The others are wyandottes.

Pics aren't great cus they're on my phone but here goes. They are 3 weeks tomorrow. First the darker one, has beginnings of a tiny tail, longer wings and a visible comb. Second and third are very similar. Lighter colour (different type), smaller wings, stumpy bump where tail should be!

Hi mes How early can you tell by the feathers? I have 3 baby Bahamas that are 3 weeks old and would love to know if I have any girls!

Thank you! Am going to go and look now! I have a mixed bunch and the araucanas, the leghorns and the campine all have big wings and tail feathers but the wyandottes and brahmas don't! Hope this just means they are slower to develop and not that they are all boys!

Anyone any idea what colour this little one will be? Also any hints & tips on how to sex them? I have never had brahmas before and have 4, just over a week old. I think I have 2 lights, one golden(?) and this one.