Confession: I just realized a 3yo hen is actually not a hen

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I have a white and tan small hen named Gladys who, for the last 3 years, has frequently squabbled with the others in my flock. She's skittish and ornery. Tiny comb, small feet, no spurs, no crowing. And yet, today, I saw "her" on a female and finally understood. How did I miss this?
 

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Welp, that's the end of Gladys. :-( Can't have too many roosters. Funny though!
Well, if he's a non dominant roo, he likely doesn't make much time with the ladies. So over breeding might not be an issue
 
I have a white and tan small hen named Gladys who, for the last 3 years, has frequently squabbled with the others in my flock. She's skittish and ornery. Tiny comb, small feet, no spurs, no crowing. And yet, today, I saw "her" on a female and finally understood. How did I miss this?
Female. No pointy saddles present.
 

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