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If it's causing you to be worried then I would just go ahead and trade it in, especially since there are enough folks in here who think it shows signs of being a male. It's not worth the heartache and hassle if it does eventually turn out to be a boy. Just make sure the trade has an even color...

That doesn't always hold true-- there are plenty of silver Easter egger hens and pullets out there and plenty of red or gold male EEs. I think with this bird it will need to be feathered out for accurate sexing.

The light is a little too glaring in the pictures to be sure, but I don't see anything that says cockerel yet. Behavior isn't a reliable indicator of sex in a bird so young. The coloring is unusual for an Easter egger but it looks like it has a pea comb and beard, so I think it is an EE. If it...