Black breasted chick turned out to be a hen (?)

[Ylva]

I posted another thread a while ago, asking about the gender of this chick. Everybody agreed it was a cockerel because of its black breast, but she turned out to be a hen.
I thought I’d share some updated photos of her just for fun, and if anyone has some suggestions on her genetics, I’d appreciate it a lot!
She’s probably the loveliest hen I’ve ever hatched. Her feathers look almost pink some places.

Her father is a Fiftyfive flowery silver, and her mother is a Cream legbar/Rhode Island Red Cross.

 

[Saveria]

Those are some thick legs. I can see how people were confused, but if there is anything for sure there is no "sure" in chicken raising.

Enjoy your beautiful hen. The ones I write off as cockerels and then get surprised feel like such a gift.

 

[nicalandia]

What makes you believe its a hen? Unless it has laid an egg, the bird in the picture is clearly a male

 

[SilverBirds]

That's a cockerel. There is male specific pattern and feathers present.

 

[Saveria]

Uh oh. The gauntlet has been thrown.

How old is the bird?

 

[TinyRaptorDodos]

That’s wild, reminds me of those both hen and rooster chickens I’ve heard about. Gorgeous little chicken for sure

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Uh oh. The gauntlet has been thrown.

How old is the bird?

Looks like it hatched March 4th this year

 

[Saveria]

There aren't a lot of hackles or saddle feathers for that age. Hmm .... Whichever it is, it kind of looks like the other.

 

[Rujzin]

Hen feathered rooster? Most of those pictures still look male to me. The comb looks large and reddish in some pictures, the neck looks like it has thin hackle feathers. The saddle feathers don't look like a rooster, but otherwise I'd think that was a boy.

 

[NagemTX]