Anyone know what I have?

[Ejonfriedman]

I ordered 5 chicks from Meyers Hatchery and received my chicks on March 6th so they are 5 weeks old today. O ordered 4 Easter Egger Pullets and 1 Meyer Meal Maker. I asked for a pullet but not sure if they included another Easter Egger or something else. I have thought from the beginning that the darkest one was possibly a Silver Laced Wyandotte because I had said that would be an ok breed to send. Here are some pics of the girls, at least I hope they all are. One in particular, Ellouise, which you see has feathered much differently so I not sure and would like some opinions. So here they are (lots of pics)

Penny:


Sprinkle:


No Name:


Henrietta (SLW? or EE):


Ellouise (slow feathering one - would like thoughts on gender also):




Just a funny one of Ellouise:

 

[stephanie1992]

i see all EEs. No name looks boyish

 

[JerseyGiantfolk]

I love the last picture! They all look like Easter Eggers like Stephanie said.

 

[BlueCamas]

They all look like EE's to me. [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Ellouise is a cockerel, he's already getting the tale tell red shoulder of EE Roosters.[/FONT]

 

[BlazeJester]

x2. You're lucky you got sexed pullet B&Ws - many end up late blooming males, but Meyer does good by their sexing guarantee. Black & white EEs are just GORGEOUS. Unfortunately your meal maker will only make one meal... remember, you are supposed to donate it to the less fortunate

Congrats!

They all look like EE's to me. [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Ellouise is a cockerel, he's already getting the tale tell red shoulder of EE Roosters.[/FONT]

 

[hdowden]

They all look like EE's to me. [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Ellouise is a cockerel, he's already getting the tale tell red shoulder of EE Roosters.[/FONT]

x3

 

[Ejonfriedman]

Thanks for the feedback. I have been wondering from the beginning if Ellouise was really a roo. By 2 weeks out the other 4 had really featherd out whereas, Ella still had scrawny wings and no feathers. It's just been in the last week and a half where it has started to change. She/He has always been the most friendly/ inquisitive - least scared and walks a little differently than the others, much more upright. I guess I will wait a while longer to really confirm since I can not have a roo in my town, and it's also the one my youngest daughter named because it was the prettiest as a chick. Oh well....