Any help on gender?

Looks like a beautiful Easter Egger pullet (sometimes called Ameraucana but the true Ameraucana has limitations on color etc. and is a breed that is judged by poultry judges to say how it should look).

She should lay green or blue (sometimes brown or other colors) eggs.
 
Does your pretty grey hen have feathered legs? If so, I believe she's a blue cochin. Very nice.

Your second bird is an easter egger pullet. High probability for blue or green eggs!
 
look both like hens
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Does your pretty grey hen have feathered legs? If so, I believe she's a blue cochin. Very nice.

Your second bird is an easter egger pullet. High probability for blue or green eggs!
Oh I am so excited to hear this! Yes, Layla has feathered feet and she is beautiful.What color eggs do blue cochins lay? Thanks so much, I am really looking forward to seeing those blue or green eggs from Daisy Mae.
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Marie in Vista, ca
 
My bantam cochins lay dark cream colored eggs.

I think she's going to be quite the beauty! I love cochins, they're so fluffy and regal looking, especially the large ones. Someday, someday I'll live where there isn't a mud season and have pretty feather footed birds!
 
My bantam cochins lay dark cream colored eggs.

I think she's going to be quite the beauty! I love cochins, they're so fluffy and regal looking, especially the large ones. Someday, someday I'll live where there isn't a mud season and have pretty feather footed birds!
Someday, I too, hopw for no muddy season and my feather-footed breeds will look much less dirty! ;) They are otherwise gorgeous, but oh those muddy and poopy feet...
 

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