He has sickle feathers. Those pointy shinny feathers are developing as males go threw puberty. His comb says male also.
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He has sickle feathers. Those pointy shinny feathers are developing as males go threw puberty. His comb says male also.
I think the 1st one is looking like a rooster (comb is wider/flatter & pink for its age. But, I have an easter egger hen...that looks very very similar in coloring...she didn't have the pink comb that young, but she sure does now...are you sure about their ages? *edit; I checked my hen and she has the partridge?* coloring throughout her chest also. Yours here seems to have solid colored chest, while in my wheatan ameraucanas, a solid colored chest is pullet usually, I think these maybe be the opposite? I think the 2nd one is a pullet (small comb, more defined center ridge, just looks girly to me). I don't think they breed true if their coloring isn't a recognized color for standard. So these (girls?!) Are easter eggers I believe.
he is a Paul Smith bird. I had god cull all my birds for me. Since i didn't get the chance to do it myself it left me grasping at what my human desires wished i had left.I have a blue splash cockerel hatched a day earlier than yours. He was much smaller than the same-age wheaten cockerels and developed a small red comb later than they did as well. He just looked like a pullet, and I kept hoping the comb was just a different comb than most pullets. Sadly, he is starting to grow pointy hackle feathers and the odd pointy saddle feathers. Where did your bird come from?