Breed and Gender ideas?

[Alaskanhens]

We have been wondering about this "gal" from the start. She's slightly bigger than the rest, and her neck feathers are much fuller... though her temperament is fairly similar, she sticks with the flock, etc. Her voice does sound slightly different but I haven't heard any real crowing attempts. We think they are around 10 weeks old, and I'm itching to know if she's really a girl or not! Also, any breed ideas? Her "ear" area has recently turned sort of greenish



I'm pretty convinced the three white ones are leghorns, and that smaller gray one in the background I have no CLUE!
Thanks for your opinions

 

[DUCKOBSESSED]

I would say she is an EE. She looks like my hens but i am not sure on gender.

 

[AtlantisPeeps]

Definitely NOT an EE. EEs have green slate legs. This to me looks like a welsummer. Not sure on gender.

 

[DUCKOBSESSED]

If they come from a hatchery they can often have yellow legs. Half of mine do.

 

[Kelsie2290]

Is that a rose comb? Looks a lot like a Rose Comb Brown Leghorn.

 

[Sunshine0235]

Is that a rose comb? Looks a lot like a Rose Comb Brown Leghorn.

x2

 

[Chris09]

Shes a Light Brown Leghorn.

 

[Michael OShay]

Definitely NOT an EE. EEs have green slate legs. This to me looks like a welsummer. Not sure on gender.

The majority of EEs have green slate legs, but not all of them. However, I agree with you that it's not an EE.

 

[Michael OShay]

X4 on Rose Comb Brown Leghorn.

 

[donrae]

x5 on the rose comb brown Leghorn. Her earlobes will get larger and white, and she'll lay tons of nice white eggs. She's definitely a pullet, roosters have a different color, more like the classic Kellogg's rooster.