welcome back Meg, Very nice to hear from you. I am not looking for pullets but would love some Pita Pinta eggs I have a pen being built as we speak !
Yesterday's turkey hatch.
The fifth poult hatched with a small bit of unabsorbed yolk. I left it in the hatcher overnight and everything looked fairly dried out this morning. I put it in with the others and tutor chicks, of course by the time I went back to check, the chicks had picked it bloody. So it's resting back in the hatcher on it's own. It looks fine, but missed the photo op.
If the size of the snood at hatch was an indicator, I'd go a boy and three girls.
I was planning on it today but ran out of day lightToo early to tell for sure, but it looks like the rooster chicks combs are wider, slightly raised and turning pink. A couple of the obvious ones have bright red feathers starting to show on the top of their heads. Another week and I think you will be able to tell on the wheaten colored ones. The roosters will start to get black and gold patches on the wings and breast. The wheaten marked pullet's breasts and shoulder feathers stay cream colored. I have so many gorgeous colored EE chicks out of this blue wheaten rooster, that I have decided to keep all of the pullets for now. I will keep some of the prettiest ones for my layer flock.If you like you can post pictures of your chicks and I will try and guess their sexes
They are all happy and healthy. curently in with the crele penedesenca and remaining olive eggers that hatched 2 days ago
Crystal has great Blue Egg Layers and knows how to ship! You will love them!
I love them. 
