Easter Egger club!

[Jason1004]

 

[Jason1004]

 

[Jason1004]

 

[Jason1004]

 

[Klay]

does anybody know if this is a male or a female. Or what it will look like when it gets older.

this is the same chick just when it was a few days old.

 

[junebuggena]

does anybody know if this is a male or a female. Or what it will look like when it gets older. this is the same chick just when it was a few days old.

It's too young to guess the gender. It will probably end up a sort of wild-type patridge. The exact shade of gold/red and the amount of patterning can not be determined with any degree of accuracy though.

 

[Cluckcluck1215]

does anybody know if this is a male or a female. Or what it will look like when it gets older.

this is the same chick just when it was a few days old.

She's pretty,she might end up like this"

This is my EE,wishing you the best of luck!

~kyndra~

P.S.(sorry for the shadows )

 

[jerryse]

does anybody know if this is a male or a female. Or what it will look like when it gets older. this is the same chick just when it was a few days old.

I think female and here are the reasons . First the tail looks full - males usually have slower tail growth .I see no red in the shoulders yet . Breast looks like it will turn to salmon not black . Lots of black eye liner . Males have less or almost none . Final color will likely be mostly brown .

 

[love laugh farm]

My Black and Gold EE Casey with her sister the BR Little Annie ^.^

 

[kekstrom]

So, when someone describes EE's coloring/plumage as wild type? Or wild type partridge? What does that mean exactly? Can someone please explain and/or add some pics describing this?