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True, then again I'm unsure of when Rice's face did start being that color.

I agree, but crowing isn't the only feature of that. Her face's unusually reddened tone screams cockerel at such an age.

I know I am throwing out an idea that is very far-fetched, but is it possible that Rice is a bilateral gynandromorph? It is said to happen about every ten thousand chickens hatched, which seems like too much of a common number, but that may be true.

Her face looks like a cockerel, but all of those feathers point to pullet.

Let me change that to almost, then. I forgot about the fertilizing part, thank you for the reminder.

Both are pullets. Crowing hens sometimes happen, and there is no way you can stop it, especially if you already have a rooster. Hens can start acting more like roosters (and growing rooster-specific feathers) for two main reasons: They are attempting to show their dominance. They have something...