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No @HES2012 is talking about the bird pictured in post #12 of this thread.

The color/pattern is too uniform for a male, and a male at 12 weeks would have a very red, well developed comb, deep rusty red through the shoulders, and visible male saddle feathers. And 99% of birds sold as Ameraucana are actually Easter Eggers.

Buff Orpingtons are a uniform, creamy gold all over. And they have white skin, not yellow. You definitely have red sexlinks.

That is a red sexlink, and it's a female.

Black sexlinks can be sexed by color. Males are barred like their Barred Rock Mothers. Females are black with red/gold on the head, neck, and chest area. The amount of red/gold can be highly variable.