Chick makes this awful noise in the morning

[EllaTheQueen6]

Hi, I have 3 olive egger female chicks, I'd say they're 4-6 weeks old, and in the morning, one of them (I don't know which one) makes this awful noise around 9 AM that sounds like a creaky door. She doesn't make this sound any other time of day. Maybe tractor supply lied and gave me a male chick, but even then it's too early for them to start crowing. I know it's not really a health problem, cause again she only does this in the morning, but it's just really annoying and I just wanna know why she does this, cause my last set of chicks NEVER made a sound like that.

 

[nuthatched]

It's not lying, it's luck of the draw with whatever the hatchery sends.
It absolutely be crowing, get pictures of the chick in question if you can.

 

[ella2025]

Hi, I have 3 olive egger female chicks, I'd say they're 4-6 weeks old, and in the morning, one of them (I don't know which one) makes this awful noise around 9 AM that sounds like a creaky door. She doesn't make this sound any other time of day. Maybe tractor supply lied and gave me a male chick, but even then it's too early for them to start crowing. I know it's not really a health problem, cause again she only does this in the morning, but it's just really annoying and I just wanna know why she does this, cause my last set of chicks NEVER made a sound like that.

Some cockerels crow awfully early. It's not unseen that they start at 5 weeks. You can post a private YouTube video with anyone with the link being Able to see the video and put the link here. Some photos of the bird might be helpful.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Yes, it's very difficult to vent-sex baby chicks and most hatcheries will tell you they can only be about 80% accurate, so there's an 8 in 10 chance that any chick marked pullet will be female - or a 2 in 10 chance it might actually be male. They do the best they can but mistakes can be made.