10 Weeks old. Not sure of breed or gender.

[SkenderLake]

I believe one is a Black Australorp (I'm thinking maybe a male?)
Not sure on the other one. Any help is appreciated

 

[donrae]

Where did the birds come from? The black bird is male, and could be an Aussie but those legs are weird colord. The red bird looks like a production red pullet.

 

[SkenderLake]

They came from eggs from our flock.
We have Black Australorps and what we were told were Red Sex Link (among other breeds). Admittedly, we don't pay much attention to the breeds. The rooster is pictured there. I don't know what breed he is. I had a hunch that black one was a male.
Thanks for your input.

 

[Michael OShay]

You have a hatchery grade Black Australorp and a Production Red.

 

[BantamLover21]

The black bird is a hatchery quality Black Australorp cockerel. The other bird looks like a Production Red pullet.

 

[Wyandottes7]

Where did the birds come from? The black bird is male, and could be an Aussie but those legs are weird colord. The red bird looks like a production red pullet.

I agree.

 

[donrae]

If that's your only rooster, you have mixed breed birds. The black cockerel probably had an Aussie momma, but in order for a bird to be a specific breed, both parents have to be the same breed.

 

[Mountain Peeps]

The black bird is a hatchery quality Black Australorp cockerel. The other bird looks like a Production Red pullet.

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