Bantam identification and gender question help

[N&MSchroeder]

I need help identifying a bantam. I brought her home the third week of April, so she is approximately 10-11 weeks old. I don't know what breed she is but always thought she was a pullet until recently. While I don't think she looks overly much like a cockerel, she sure acts like one! I recently moved 2 groups of bantams into a 8x10 coop (20 bantams total). They have done quite well because they have plenty of space, but she is certainly in on the action. I have a friend who wants her/him whether she is a roo or not. I'm just curious to know what she/he is. Can anyone help?

Here are some pics.
Alone

With a group

As a chick

Thanks for your help!

 

[akcountrygrrl]

Can we get a better pic of the comb? If it has a rose comb, I would suspect it is a D'Anver.

 

[HappyFarmLady]

It looks a little like the pic I just posted to ask for help also!! I am thinking mine is a roo.

BTW: mine is EE

 

[bullyforme]

That is one pretty bird! Let us know if you find what she is; I'm so getting one!

 

[N&MSchroeder]

Thanks everyone for the comments. HappyFarmLady, I believe we have the same chick!

akcountrygirl, she just developed the beard a week or so ago. I was thinking that she may be an Andalusian, but the beard development threw me. Here is a better pic of her comb.

 

[akcountrygrrl]

It looks like she has a pea comb so I would say she is an Easter Egger. Right now, nothing is screaming roo but I would keep an eye on her. If the red she seems to be getting over the shoulders continues to develop and intensify and if she starts getting pointy hackle (neck) and saddle feathers (right in front of the tail) or if it crows. Then you have a roo on your hands. EEs are notorious for keeping us guessing.

 

[chickendales]

i say he a boy comb is realy red

 

[Pele]

That is a handsome EE roo. The comb itself is enough to be suspicious, but when I looked reeeeaaally close at the wings, there is red leakage on them.

He's going to be gorgeous! You should have no problems re-homing if you can't keep him.

 

[N&MSchroeder]

Thanks everyone!

It isn't a problem if he is a roo. Like I said, I have a friend who fell in love with him and will be taking him later this week. I was just curious to know what he is.