Bearded buff laced polish sex

[Silviaschicks]

Hi,
I've had my BLP for a long time now. I bought her as a girl, but she's ten months old now and hasn't layed. It's possible she could be a male, because she makes really loud noises that might be crows, and she has saddle feathers and big red wattles, but I'm not entirely sure.
Here are some pictures:
In this one you can see her wattles well, ignore the flower on her head In this one you can kind of see her saddle feathers, though it's not that clear

Thank you in advance!

 

[NatJ]

She's not bearded. A beard would be feathers under the chin hiding her wattles.

The saddle feathers on a male would be long, skinny, and have pointy ends. I don't see any on her.

I think you've got a female who just hasn't gotten around to laying any eggs yet. She's likely to start when the days get longer in the spring.

 

[Silviaschicks]

Update: She is indeed a pullet! She layed her first egg yesterday!

 

[The Happster]

She's a pullet.

 

[black_cat]

That's a girl.

 

[Pretty Birds]

That looks like a female to me.

 

[EmmaRainboe]

Pullet.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

She's not bearded. A beard would be feathers under the chin hiding her wattles.

The saddle feathers on a male would be long, skinny, and have pointy ends. I don't see any on her.

I think you've got a female who just hasn't gotten around to laying any eggs yet. She's likely to start when the days get longer in the spring.

I agree

 

[ikoCRO]

Yup,this is pullet and she is not bearded!Look how beard looks like on my Padovana:

 

[Quaicken108]

She's not bearded. A beard would be feathers under the chin hiding her wattles.

The saddle feathers on a male would be long, skinny, and have pointy ends. I don't see any on her.

I think you've got a female who just hasn't gotten around to laying any eggs yet. She's likely to start when the days get longer in the spring.

X3! A pretty gal she is!