'Ameraucana' Gender Help

[Flower Chick]

Hello!

We are new to BYC and new to the 'chicken world'. Just over a month ago we picked up six beautiful chicks. Within our flock we have three 'Ameraucanas' or I'm suspecting Easter Eggers. The one pictured is a beautiful silver and black with a different type of comb than the other two (our other two girls are the typical brown color with a single pea comb). Is the chick pictured a cockerel? We were wondering because of the different color, different comb and the fact that this one likes to jump on the backs of the other birds. Thanks so much for all your help!!!

 

[Flower Chick]

Hello!

We are new to BYC and new to the 'chicken world'. Just over a month ago we picked up six beautiful chicks. Within our flock we have three 'Ameraucanas' or I'm suspecting Easter Eggers. The one pictured is a beautiful silver and black with a different type of comb than the other two (our other two girls are the typical brown color with a single pea comb). Is the chick pictured a cockerel? We were wondering because of the different color, different comb and the fact that this one likes to jump on the backs of the other birds. Thanks so much for all your help!!!

 

[Flower Chick]

Here is a picture of the back:

 

[Wyandottes7]

Easter Egger cockerel.

 

[Flower Chick]

Easter Egger cockerel.

Are your reasons for saying cockerel, the reasons I posted (color, comb, behavior)? Thanks so much for your reply!

 

[BantamLover21]

Cockerel, based on comb width and redness.

 

[K Spot]

Cockerel, based on comb width and redness.

x2. Easter Egger cockerel