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Cock

You probably won't be able to find them.

You won't have to wait that long, they will be quite evident by mid winter.

Hen pics; notice the shorter tail/train? Shorter legs also with a smoother rounded body appearance, Yearling cockbird; triangular tips on the train feathers and hurl behind the butt and on the sides of train feathers.

Blow this pic up and look at the fingerlike feathers. Cockbird.

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Other signs you can look for are a longer thinner train that comes to a point for a cock, whereas a hen will be shorter and blockier. A cock will have a whispy hurl at the base of the butt that hangs down. When they display a cocks train will make a point like a spade and a hen will be rounded...

The first pic appears to be a hen, the other pics don't tell me much. The difference in the neck feathers is that the cocks feather is like fingers and tends to lay flatter than a hen that is more smooth. Also, note that the first pic shows a neck ridge. That is where the feathers make a line...