Easter egger 7 weeks

[Nnyuu]

Hey all! I bought this bunch and they are all supposed to be pullets, but we know how that goes Some are Easter Eggers, some are Olive Eggers. There are 7, so I've numbers the pictures to help make it a bit easier. Give me your best guesses! Thanks

I apologize for the not awesome pictures, but these babies always seem to be on the move!

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Hey all! I bought this bunch and they are all supposed to be pullets, but we know how that goes Some are Easter Eggers, some are Olive Eggers. There are 7, so I've numbers the pictures to help make it a bit easier. Give me your best guesses! Thanks

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I apologize for the not awesome pictures, but these babies always seem to be on the move!

All look to be pullets from what I can tell in the photos except maybe number 3. Can you get a good clear close-up of this one’s face showing comb and wattles? Perhaps have somebody hold the bird while you take a photo? This is the only one that’s questionable in my mind.

 

[Nnyuu]

All look to be pullets from what I can tell in the photos except maybe number 3. Can you get a good clear close-up of this one’s face showing comb and wattles? Perhaps have somebody hold the bird while you take a photo? This is the only one that’s questionable in my mind.

These little ones are hard to catch!
I'll be honest, the two black ones are hard for me to tell apart. I'm not even 100% sure which one is which from the pictures I'm including 2 of each just in case

 

[house1917]

4 and 5 would be my guesses for Olive eggers- maybe 3. Number 1 is sure pretty!

 

[LadiesAndJane]

If you are certain these are two different birds, then they both may be cockerels! I would give a few more weeks and keep an eye on these two. You can put different colored bands on the legs, so you can tell them apart easier.