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I would guess that if Hershey has no sickle feathers, He-she is the culprit. The enarged, reddened comb, while a good indication of cockerel-hood in birds that also posess sickle feathers and pointy hackles, is also a good indication of egg production in a pullet. Another way to tell is if you...

It is not genetically possible for a hen to lay a blue egg and then an olive egg. One or both of those "Marans" is a Maran/EE cross that's the only way. You would know if they were cocks by now.