Are my pullet’s comb and wattles normal?

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Hi there - I think my pullet is approx 14-16 weeks old - I found her a while back running around the grounds of the school I work at so can’t be sure / but she has grown a lot!! I’ve been wondering about her comb and wattles - the comb is very small and pale and I can barely see any wattles. Please can anyone advise if this is normal? She was identified a while back on here as a possible Cochin mix. I feed her on Poultry Grower food and she loves sunflower seeds. She eats and drinks a good amount.
 

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Yes, looks normal. She is still young; her comb and wattles won't start to grow and redden until she gets closer to laying. Cochins tend to mature slowly, so she might not lay for quite awhile.
 

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