The wattle is a bit bigger but not too pink yet. If a rooster, the wattles will be a lot bigger in a couple of weeks and the comb will pop up.I posted a few pics earlier in this thread, but my Australorps are notoriously camera shy and uncooperative. Here's the best one I could get of the dominant bird, Evie (she's the closer bird in the photo, and her twin is behind her). There's really not much to see in the way of combs and wattles yet.
Honestly, I'm happy either way. I'm lucky enough to have enough property that owning roosters isn't a problem. Evie's one of my favorites...no matter what the gender.
This is not helping me maintain my roo denial on my one you know. She has much more comb at a week older, though no redder. I shall just tell myself it is the camera angle lolI posted a few pics earlier in this thread, but my Australorps are notoriously camera shy and uncooperative. Here's the best one I could get of the dominant bird, Evie (she's the closer bird in the photo, and her twin is behind her). There's really not much to see in the way of combs and wattles yet.
