4 buff orpingtons. Do I have one rooster or two? Or none? They are 2.5 months old.

[craigwg]

The blue tagged and white tagged ones are the suspects. I used to be sure about the white one, but now I'm not. The waddles on the blue are larger so I think that's a rooster. The white one has small waddles but nothing like the blue. The other two I think are hens. They have almost no waddles at all. Youtube video link is below.

 

[donrae]

No one's screaming rooster to me. Orpingtons can be slow to mature, but by this age there's usually more comb.

 

[junebuggena]

They are girls. The ones you are worried about have slightly 'flushed' combs. They are not the bright raspberry pink of a cockerel.

 

[microchick]

All have nicely developed plummage and tails. I vote hens also. Our young roosters were about a month behind the hens in feathering out.

 

[craigwg]

Oh my! This is GREAT news! Thanks. I hope you guys are right. I'm new at this and really appreciate the help!

 

[Mountain Peeps]

Definitely hens. What lovely birds! Buff orps are my favorite breed!

 

[BantamLover21]

No one's screaming rooster to me. Orpingtons can be slow to mature, but by this age there's usually more comb.

x2

 

[Wyandottes7]

No one's screaming rooster to me. Orpingtons can be slow to mature, but by this age there's usually more comb.

I agree.