Black Australorp Boy and/or Girl?

[Megger2]

My chicks are about 10-12 weeks old (purchased at a local chick store at about 4-6 weeks). We are feeling pretty confident that most of the mixed flock (EE, Buff Orpington, OE, and Sapphire Gems) seem to be the promised pullets but we have two Black Australorps that are different from one another. Neither is top of the flock. We know there’s no final answer until an egg or a crow - but would love your thoughts!

One has a longer and redder comb (A) than the other (B).

 

[Little Baby Bean]

My chicks are about 10-12 weeks old (purchased at a local chick store about 4-6 weeks). We are feeling pretty confident that most of the mixed flock (EE, Buff Orpington, OE, and Sapphire Gems) seem to be the promised pulley but we have two Black Australorps that are different from one another. Neither is top of the flock. We know there’s no final answer until an egg or a crow - but would love your thoughts. One has a longer comb (A) than the other (B).

The one with more wattles and comb than the other(A I think) is a cockerel. The other is a pullet.

 

[JustAChickenLoverOverHere]

You have a pair.

 

[Megger2]

And they’re already buddies. Hoping it works out for us to keep him…they are a bit close to the neighbors. Thanks

 

[TheOddOneOut]

One male and one female

 

[InterestingChickens]

First bird is a cockerel, the other one a pullet.

 

[Megger2]

Our Boy Named Sue (originally named Cherry Sue) crowed this week at 16 weeks. You were all right