Boy or Girl?

[llombardo]

19 weeks. No sign of crowing. Comb just started getting redder because I was assuming getting close to laying, but someone just said its a boy?

About a month ago--16 weeks or so--one in the front

Yesterday

 

[sylviethecochin]

That's female. And the pattern is color specific, so I can positively say that that is a female.

Outside the united states, the color is called partridge. Inside it, we call it black-breasted red (commonly shortened to BBR) or gold duckwing.

Here is a partridge rooster:

Here is a partridge hen:

That is most definitely a pullet.

EDT: I use the term partridge, despite being in the US. It sometimes gets me into trouble, but I think it sounds so much better than "gold duckwing."

 

[llombardo]

Is that what breed she is? I had another thread trying to figure out what she is.

 

[sylviethecochin]

Is that what breed she is? I had another thread trying to figure out what she is.

I saw the thread. Easter egger. She's muffed, bearded, four toes, and peacomb, so she looks like an Ameraucana. But the yellow legs mean that she's an Easter Egger, as Ameraucanas have white skin and blue shanks.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

Easter Egger pullet.

 

[sourland]

pullet

 

[llombardo]

And what color eggs can they lay?

Now I have to research Easter eggers...

 

[CannedMonster]

And what color eggs can they lay?

Now I have to research Easter eggers...

Be careful researching EE lol.
There’s a lot of mixing of information regarding Aracauna/Ameracauna/EE.
It’s easy to get confused.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Easter Egger Pullet

 

[CannedMonster]

Lol!
See I don’t even spell them right