3 month old Pullets/Cockerel? Updated Pics

[lindseyawest]

Hi All,
These two came from a breeder who shows Ameraucanas. My assumption would be that they're Ameraucanas, but one looks pretty different from the other in face shape, so wanted to verify and see what you all think for breed?

Also, they have different comb size and shape (I think), but we're wondering if the all gray/blue one (on the left) is possibly a cockerel? I'll try and add a profile shot, but the all gray/blue one has a shorter rump than the one on the right.



TIA!

 

[gamebirdsonly]

If you could get some more pics. Like them standing ect. Might be able help you out

 

[Chicken Girl1]

If you could get some more pics. Like them standing ect. Might be able help you out

x2 Yes better pictures are needed.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

This may help you
Differences Between EEs, Ameraucanas, and Araucanas

 

[lindseyawest]

Sorry, here are hopefully better ones:

 

[lindseyawest]

So the Ameraucana breeder tends to sell her chicks that don't look like they will be show quality and from what I was reading from the link Chicken Girl 1 was sharing, if it's a bird bred from Ameraucanas but doesn't meet the standard, they are called Easter Eggers...so these would be Easter Eggers?

The entirely blue one has what looks like a pea comb and the brown and blue looks like it has a single, but it's a much smaller comb, so maybe I'm wrong?

Any ideas on sexing them, especially the all blue?

 

[BantamLover21]

Easter Eggers. The blue one is a cockerel, and the other one might be, too.

 

[Mountain Peeps]

They are definitely EEs. The blue one is looking like a male. The other one has the colors of a male but has the face of a female. So I'm not sure on that one

 

[lindseyawest]

*sigh* How did I get such beginner's luck that of my 5 birds, 2-3 are probably cockerels :\ Thankfully the EEs came from a very nice man who I know will exchange them for pullets if they both are indeed cockerels.

 

[lindseyawest]

I appreciate the feedback