14 week old pullet with red wattles and comb

[MarissaGayle]

I'm hoping that this is the right forum...
I have 6 14 week old chickens, 5 of which are pullets. I noticed today that one of my BO pullets has a much redder comb/wattles than the rest.
Here's a picture of her compared to my other BO

Does this mean that she could possibly be the first to lay? I know that typically pullets begin to lay around 20 weeks, but could her red comb indicate that she might start laying sooner?
Edit: I'm moving this question over to the chicken behaviors and egglaying forum, but please answer here if you have any info!

 

[GitaBooks]

Pullets start getting red combs around 15 weeks of age, while roosters generally begin to get them before 10 weeks of age.

Those are pretty birds by the way!

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Pullets start getting red combs around 15 weeks of age, while roosters generally begin to get them before 10 weeks of age.

Those are pretty birds by the way!

x2 Could you get a full body picture though?

 

[MarissaGayle]

Full body pictures, as requested!
Here's Titi, with the darker comb

And Chichi

Here they are side by side

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

They all look like pullets except for your Gold Laced Wyandotte in the last picture

 

[MarissaGayle]

They all look like pullets except for your Gold Laced Wyandotte in the last picture

Yep, that's Pierre. I can't wait for him to grow up, from the pictures I've seen GLW roos are gorgeous!

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

They all look like pullets except for your Gold Laced Wyandotte in the last picture

Yep, that's Pierre. I can't wait for him to grow up, from the pictures I've seen GLW roos are gorgeous!

I agree, Gold Laced Wyandottes roosters are very pretty