10 weeks now-gender check?

[Seaecho]

I have two half Silver Lace Wyandotte and half Bantam Cochin chicks. They were sold to me as pullets, but one is making me wonder if he might be a cockerel. He's the first two pics, and the one I think is a pullet is the third pic. Tried to get good pics, but this is the best I could get today. Also, the feathers sticking out on cheeks--what's with that?

 

[Seaecho]

Here's a pic of the two of them together.

 

[Tiana's chickens]

I think the first is a cockerel but some close up photos of the feathers on the back of both would help me be more certain

 

[ChickNanny13]

2x Tiana's chickens ... That 1st one's comb is pretty "pink". Could you take pic of it standing, side view (neck, back & tail area) under natural light.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

agree with above, both on assessment and needing new pics.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

One definite cockerels, not sure on the other one. It looks like they have 'muffed' cheeks which is a characteristic of some Polish, Easter Eggers, d'Uccles, Ameraucanas, and a few other breeds.

 

[Seaecho]

I did see a few EE's there. And look, he also has feathered feet. So I didn't get the gender or breed I asked for.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

They are mixes. But definitely have EE in them. They are also both cockerels.

 

[Seaecho]

These last two pics are the same bird. The pullet (I think) is pictured in the original post. I definitely didn't want EE's! Oh boy, I'm really upset about this!

 

[Chicken Girl1]

He looks like a mix. By the way Easter Egger is not a recognized breed so he can't have "EE" in him. Since it isn't a recognized breed there are no standards for an "EE" although there have been multiple discussions on what an EE is but no definite answer has been agreed upon (as far as I know).