Are these Mille Fluers?

[Nicole01]

Yes, they are Mille fleurs. Here's mine at 3 days old.

 

[hdowden]

Here are my ( I'm pretty sure!) Mille fluer d'uccles- they are almost 5 weeks old. I think the first and third are roosters and the second is a pullet. I could be wrong though as I've never done this before!
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pics are to small but it looks one pullet

 

[hdowden]

Wondering if my mille fluer is a hen... now 6 weeks old. Small comb but it is light colored. what kind of comb do they have?

yes a pullet

 

[kristip]

Hdowden...what is the best way to tell roo from pullets? Is it just big comb or colors? Love the birds and this is my first!

 

[hdowden]

their combs cockerels will start to turn red around 3-4 weeks of age and will be bigger than whats in your pic

 

[kristip]

Awesome we are at 5 weeks and it is a tiny pale comb. She is really sweet. She loves to be as high as she can get. Is this common with Mille Fleurs? A lot of bantams I know prefer to lay low or perch low, she wants to be higher than everyone else.

How old when the spots appear. they are just gorgeous. Glad my friend "goofed" and gave me this one. She thought she was getting me a bantam cochin... mine is now much prettier!

 

[hdowden]

i want to say it was 1.5-2 months if i remember right...shes about 1-1.5 in this pic theres more in my albums

 

[kristip]

Here is an updated shot a week later at 6 weeks of age... just getting a few spots now.

 

[hdowden]

ok these 2 golden necks are about 2.5 -3 weeks and as you can see there is a good difference in their combs. cockerel on left pullet on right

 

[hdowden]

Here is an updated shot a week later at 6 weeks of age... just getting a few spots now.

very nice pullet will get some lovely spots coming in soon ;-)