After a surprise Cockerel, could you guess the sex on my other "pullets?"

[fluffycrow]

That is female-specific Easter Egger feathering.

Hehe I was right maybe I should doubt myself a little less

 

[SwampPrincessChick]

Hehe I was right maybe I should doubt myself a little less

You should! I have seen you around here, and I can say you are knowledgable.

 

[fluffycrow]

You should! I have seen you around here, and I can say you are knowledgable.

Thank you so much!

 

[Plumfig]

I’ll update with photos of the whole flock in 3 weeks and tag you haha.

Tag me too please, would love to see updated pics!

 

[ForFlocksSake]

Tag me too please, would love to see updated pics!

Will do!

 

[BastyPutt]

You should! I have seen you around here, and I can say you are knowledgable.

I would absolutely concur with this statement.

 

[fluffycrow]

I would absolutely concur with this statement.

Thank you so much yall

 

[SwampPrincessChick]

Thank you so much yall

You're welcome!

 

[ForFlocksSake]

It's been 3 weeks! What do we think?

@fluffycrow @Plumfig tagging you, as promised! (I changed my username since my original post from LMA84) At this point the only one im questioning is the RIR because there is plenty of pink and red in the comb, but im not sure if that's ok at this age. And by age I mean I got them all 7 weeks ago and they ranged from being totally covered in down to some being larger with some feathers already, so 7-9 weeks would be my guess. The RIR was one of the older ones in the bunch when I got her.


Here's the EE:

The RIR

The Buff Orphinton:

The leghorn:

The now confirmed Barred Rock (and also was told def pullet by other members in a separate thread)

and the laughably obvious Cockerel of the bunch. Still don't know the breed:

 

[SwampPrincessChick]

It's been 3 weeks! What do we think?

@fluffycrow @Plumfig tagging you, as promised! At this point the only one im questioning is the RIR because there is plenty of pink and red in the comb, but im not sure if that's ok at this age. And by age I mean I got them all 7 weeks ago and they ranged from being totally covered in down to some being larger with some feathers already, so 7-9 weeks would be my guess. The RIR was one of the older ones in the bunch when I got her.


Here's the EE:
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The RIR
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The Buff Orphinton:
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The leghorn:
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The now confirmed Barred Rock (and also was told def pullet by other members in a separate thread)
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and the laughably obvious Cockerel of the bunch. Still don't know the breed:
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Female-specific Easter Egger feathering, and she is a pullet.

Rhode Island Red cockerel.

Buff Orpington pullet.

Leghorn pullet.

Barred Rock pullet.

And, you already know the last one is a cockerel.