Any idea what genders these Easter Eggers are?

[CluckinFun]

I know the black chicks are females (black stars), but I still don't know for sure on my easter eggers. I tried my best with my old iPhone, hopefully somebody can tell what these might be.

Blondie up front


Next two are the same (Daphne)




Ginger


Next two are the same (Velma)

 

[TaraBellaBirds]

My guess would be roo (based on comb alone), NOt 100% on this one but I would guess, roo (based on comb and coloring), pullet (pretty certain), roo (red coloring on wings). Better pics would help, EE's coloring is the best way to identify sex.

 

[CluckinFun]

Oh no! That's really unfortunate. I was optimistic and hoping that maybe just the last one was a roo.

Thanks for your reply, though!

 

[TaraBellaBirds]

Don't lose hope yet, I am far from an expert at this and EE's can be tricky! Like I said better pics might help, there are better sexers than I on here!

 

[donrae]

The first bird, the white one with the red straight comb, is a rooster but not an Easter egger. I'm thinking possibly Leghorn, maybe white Rock. I'm not seeing any EE characteristics
Daphne and Ginger are girls, but Velma is a cockerel.

 

[2chick]

i dont know

 

[CluckinFun]

The first bird, the white one with the red straight comb, is a rooster but not an Easter egger. I'm thinking possibly Leghorn, maybe white Rock. I'm not seeing any EE characteristics
Daphne and Ginger are girls, but Velma is a cockerel.

Thanks for your reply! The first bird is actually yellow in color, but it doesn't appear so in the picture. Would that make a difference at all?

 

[donrae]

That would rule out white Leghorn or Rock but not make it an Easter egger, just a mixed breed bird.

 

[CluckinFun]

Okay, that makes sense. Would it leave an impact on what the gender is, though? This one is my favorite bird...so I guess I am just wanting to know if it makes an impact before I rehome her (him).

 

[BantamLover21]

Blondie and Velma are cockerels, but the others look like pullets.