8-9 weeks any guesses!

[Gwendolynmay]

Ok so here they are at 8.5 weeks old the first white one is a Swedish flower she is the largest and also the most inquisitive. The second is actually 9.5 week old copper Moran The calmest, and the yellow is a wheaten amaracana smallest at 8 1/2 weeks. Any guesses?

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[SilverBirds]

The first looks like a late blooming cockerel. The others are pullets.

 

[Painted Calls]

First is a cockerel, last two are pullets.

They're old enough to go outside now, too.

 

[fluffycrow]

Agree with the posts above

 

[nuthatched]

White one is a cockerel, possibly a sex link unless you're 100% certain it's a sfh.
They can go outside, they are too big for that brooder.

 

[Gwendolynmay]

The first looks like a late blooming cockerel. The others are pullets.

That’s what I’m afraid of… I’m still holding out hope he is a she!!!

 

[nuthatched]

That’s what I’m afraid of… I’m still holding out hope he is a she!!!

Those are male only colors on the shoulders

 

[fluffycrow]

That’s what I’m afraid of… I’m still holding out hope he is a she!!!

the first one has male specific coloring, so no way it's a pullet

 

[Gwendolynmay]

First is a cockerel, last two are pullets.

They're old enough to go outside now, too.

 

[Gwendolynmay]

I don’t think I can just pop them out into the outdoors just yet the next step is in the garage that is heated to mid 50s