Are these two Mille Fleur d'Uccles cockerels?

[Whittni]

I agree with 21hens, some time is needed for an appropriate guess. Keep picture updates!

 

[chicken4prez]

You won't be disappointed!

They're the friendliest in the bunch. In fact, you crush their dreams by either not letting them fly up on your arm or putting them down.

I can't wait to see just how stunning they'll be when full grown......

~Alex

Awww! They sound so sweet! I'm looking forward to see how they turn out!

 

[Alexandra33]

I think it may be a bit early to call male on any of them. I do agree that is a lot of comb just not sure it is more then should be there at such a young age.

I agree with 21hens, some time is needed for an appropriate guess. Keep picture updates!

Thank you both!

You're right, it is pretty early. I guess I just got a little impatient in trying to figure out what I have, but only time will tell in this situation! Yes, I will keep updating.

~Alex

 

[Alexandra33]

Awww! They sound so sweet! I'm looking forward to see how they turn out!

Me too!

 

[chicken4prez]

Me too!

 

[BantamLover21]

They're too young to be sure, but I think you may be right.

 

[drumstick diva]

agree

 

[Alexandra33]

I guess time will tell.

Again, thank you!

~Alex

 

[Jetblack2004]

I think your right but I'm suspicious of the first one being a pullet.

 

[Gnarled Carrots]

It's probably too early to tell. At this stage they do look more like roosters, but I have ten 4 week old pullets and it's amazing how much some have grown and some haven't! The dominant chick has almost all of her adolescent feathers and a prominent comb, but the runt still has most of her baby feathers and barely any comb at all! It will become much more apparent in a couple weeks. Sometimes they surprise you! And sometimes they don't.