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Its official now, these both are hens:

Its almost a year old now, i will try to get new images, this image was last month.

Hmmmmm, don't know if this peachick has something like that, it seems like i will wait until it reach breeding age lol.

Not sure what do you mean by ridge? Are you referring to the neck feathers the males have?

It was #6 in the main post.

Just found this old thread, this one looks hen now no doubt on that: But the other one still not sure about it, its more than a year old now and i still don't know which gender its , here it looks male to me: And here it looks hen

Yes it's, Olympia is a nice name but i think we still aren't sure about their sex yet, i would call the first one Olympia and #2 Oscar

Yes, the first one is 3 weeks older and its bigger in size, but second one also got sick 2 months ago so he was growing slowly.

They are bronze, and i'm still hoping they are a pair

The one i'm thinking is older than the i'm thinking male, maybe with 3 weeks, btw the white always fanning for her so i thought she is a hen.

This the one i'm thinking hen. And now i'm almost sure this is a male:

Btw, i noticed most of the black shoulder silver pied males has more color than regular silver pied males without black shoulder pattern, anyone see this too?

This is a nice peahen, i hope mine get more color like yours, i like sp birds with more color.

These are old pictures for the bird with more white, but it doesn't show the neck feathers.

I was thinking the opposite, the one with more looks more like a hen for me, i will try to get new pictures for them tomorrow.

The other silver bird I'm thinking male because his face looks like a male.

Hmmmm interesting guess, two silver males better than two hens for me. The white is male for sure and the black shoulder bird is bronze bs hen.

Any ideas on these silver birds sex yet? First bird in this video i'm thinking hen, second one i don't have any ideas and hoping its a male, if its not male then i will be a year late in my breeding program

Here are the pictures, he was low percentage spalding peach, so i think he will look a little darker.

I believe if you get a picture for a cameo peacock under the sunlight, he will almost look like a peach peacock, and if you get a picture for a peach peacock in the shadow he will look almost like the cameo, and you will not notice the orange color!