Blue Americana and Olive Egger Gender Help Please

[Htes3]

Out of my entire flock, only two of them am i unsure of their gender, my 4 month old olive egger lily and my blue Americana Blue, I was told thay Lily was girl and blue was a boy. But now that their older im not to sure, they are acting like the exact opposite with their personalities and I don't know enough about gender difference to tell. Lily acts proud and dominant while blue is shy and skittish. Ill post some pictures but unfortunately they are the best i can get right now. Thanks in advance for any help.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

The black and red is a cockerel. The blue may be one as well, but I need better pics to tell.

 

[Aapomp831]

Multi colored one is a roo

 

[Htes3]

The black and red is a cockerel. The blue may be one as well, but I need better pics to tell.

When i get home today ill try to catch them both and get better pics. I hope my olive egger is a hen, i bought her from a reputable local hatcher.

 

[KikiLeigh02]

I'm pretty sure they're both cockerels. The pictures are blurry, but I'm pretty sure I see pointy saddle feathers on your Blue Ameraucana. The Olive Egger is colored very similarly to a Black Copper Marans rooster. If you can get clear shots of their hackle and saddle feathering it will help know for sure.

 

[Bonniebooboo]

I'm thinking both cockerels. Pics are a bit blurry to make out the saddle feathers very well, but still think cockerels. Sorry.

 

[PirateGirl]

Blue is a male. If blue is purebred and if Blue was a female, the color would be more even over the whole body, but the dark head and dark saddle feathers growing in are typical of male coloration.

 

[Alexandra33]

Both are handsome cockerels. Those dark wing bars on the Blue give him away.

~Alex

 

[Htes3]

 

[Htes3]

Sorry i know these are blurry too but my phone camera is kind of blehhh. I think y'all are right, and that their both males. Ive called the lady i bought my lily from and she agreed to swap het out for a hen the same age if she is a male.