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thank you :-(, hopefully the boys will all get along.....Rainbow and possibly smudge are your only girls.

Thank you for your wisdom! Irena and Jessie are the only two with beginnings of wattles and have the darkest combs - is there any chance the others could be girls?At that age a male will have pointed saddle feathers while a female will have rounded saddle feathers. Females should not have red combs yet at 11.5 weeks.![]()
Beautiful babies ♡♡♡♡♡!!!!I hatched these 11.5 weeks ago. I still can't work out their sex?View attachment 3231911View attachment 3231912View attachment 3231913View attachment 3231914View attachment 3231915View attachment 3231916View attachment 3231917View attachment 3231918View attachment 3231919View attachment 3231920View attachment 3231921View attachment 3231922View attachment 3231923View attachment 3231924View attachment 3231925View attachment 3231926View attachment 3231927
Not likely, start looking for homes or solutions. Male saddles and hackles won't be in for a few weeks and it's hard to see at first on white or laced birds. Your brown ones have red wing patches, that's a sure sign of boy.thank you :-(, hopefully the boys will all get along.....
Not likely, start looking for homes or solutions. Male saddles and hackles won't be in for a few weeks and it's hard to see at first on white or laced birds. Your brown ones have red wing patches, that's a sure sign of
thank you!Beautiful babies ♡♡♡♡♡!!!!
Yeah, time will tell. I'm getting the boy vibe from Jessie, Treacle & Zinna. Your photos are wonderful but still kind of hard to tell. I also use the combs for a guide. Boys seem to have 3 rows early on and girls 1. That has been my earliest and most reliable tell-tell sign for my B's.
Just love what you got going on there ♡ have fun!
thank you for this, this is very interesting. do you think they will be able to live together till 12 months? I just want them to experience all four seasons before I potentially eat any.Not likely, start looking for homes or solutions. Male saddles and hackles won't be in for a few weeks and it's hard to see at first on white or laced birds. Your brown ones have red wing patches, that's a sure sign of boy.