Because I'm obsessive.

[AnaD]

Ever since my first two favorite chickens turned out to be male I am always concerned all my other chickens will also. For now I'll forget my wee chickens and post pics of them when they are a bit older, and focus on my older chickens...They were born sometime in December but I am not sure exactly when.

On the left, does she look more BSLish now? Her gold is growing in a bit...gosh I hope she is a she.

This is my EE who really does not look or act like the EE roo we gave back

Also, just curious, I'm not too worried about the gender of my BR and BR/EE mix (they act so girly), but is it normal for a BR to have a few iridescent green specks on it's back? I didn't get a picture, but this is who has it.

Thanks in advance...I'm not weird for being so obsessed about gender, am I?

 

[Happy Chooks]

I think:

cockeral (looks a lot like a olive egger roo I had once)
pullet
pullet in the front, can't see the one in the back well enough.

 

[Pidgey104]

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[donrae]

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That first one isn't a black sex link, the color looks sort of birchen-ish
ee is a girl
barred rocks are girls. Any black bird can have the greenish sheen/irridescence on their feathers.

 

[Happy Chooks]

This is the olive egger cockeral I had. He is a BCM crossed with a EE/Penedesenca from Wynette.

 

[RAREROO]

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[ChickenWisperer]

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[AnaD]

BRs can have green feathers? Well, I didn't know that.
As for my black bird....

 

[ChickenWisperer]

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Yes, the black part of the barring can be iridescent.