Do you think these are both males?

[JadeFarms]

So my friend has two chickens that she’s not sure on the gender. The lavender Orpington I think is definitely a cockerel, I’m not sure about the EE though. They are 2 months. Thank you all so much!!!

Easter Egger:

 

[freedom chick]

Orpington roo for sure. Mine are the same age and look nothing like that.
Pretty EE. My guess is pullet.
Here is my 8 week old I was worried about. There is an obvious difference.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Both are cockerels.

 

[JadeFarms]

Both are cockerels.

Orpington roo for sure. Mine are the same age and look nothing like that.
Pretty EE. My guess is pullet.
Here is my 8 week old I was worried about. There is an obvious difference.

Oh wow, I am very confused on EE gender. I thought the lavender was a rooster. She has a barred Plymouth Rock with the same male look as the lavender Orpington that she says isn’t a male (same age)... oh well, I guess that’s her opinion. Anyway, I am hoping the EE is a male, I really want him he is very beautiful.
Thank you so much for the replies!!! I hope I can find out what he is!

 

[MysteryChicken]

Oh wow, I am very confused on EE gender. I thought the lavender was a rooster. She has a barred Plymouth Rock with the same male look as the lavender Orpington that she says isn’t a male (same age)... oh well, I guess that’s her opinion. Anyway, I am hoping the EE is a male, I really want him he is very beautiful.
Thank you so much for the replies!!! I hope I can find out what he is!

The Easter Egger's comb is large, & red which is a dead giveaway on gender most of the time. Sometimes they're late bloomers.

 

[JadeFarms]

The Easter Egger's comb is large, & red which is a dead giveaway on gender most of the time. Sometimes they're late bloomers.

Okay, thank you for the replies. That helps a lot!

 

[MysteryChicken]

Okay, thank you for the replies. That helps a lot!

You're welcome.

 

[Buckeye Amy]

I'm on the fence about the EE. My flock is also 2 months old. I'm posting photos to compare. The first photo is my cockerel. His comb has 3 distinct rows side by side. The red color is consistent all the way to the point of the comb.

Here's the pullet. Her comb is also red, but much, much smaller. The red coloring isn't consistent all the way through. Profile pictures are helpful.

This breed can be so tricky because they don't have distinct combs. Some are pea, some are more straight. So I go by comb color and shape, and feathering.