Easter Egger pros: gender guessing game

[Cheepers Magoo]

Hello all!
New to the chicken world and I have an Easter Egger that's just a day or two shy of 5 weeks.

Last night I put in new perching and turned on the heat lamp for the night. This chickadoo settled into a spot on the perch and let out a few "trills", neck stretched out and all. I also read that some chickens let out happy trills, so crossing my fingers this wasn't a crow

It got me nervous that Darla might not be a she after all...

What's your guess? He or she

Alternate info:
-most skiddish of handling
-looks like a single pea row to me?

 

[Cheepers Magoo]

P.s.
Excuse the mess. Cleaning hadn't happened yet!

 

[crazy4ChickensNducks]

Probably a little to youn, but if I had to take a guess based on the comb development I would say cockerel

 

[Frazzemrat1]

really, its too early to tell... it could have been a baby crow.

 

[ChocolateMouse]

I agree, too young to tell yet but a shot in the dark would probably be boy just cause that comb is coming in nicely. But I've been fooled before at that age plenty of times.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Too young. Post pics of the comb at 8 weeks.

 

[Mountain Peeps]

Nothing is screaming rooster to me at the moment... but again to reiterate what's been said, post again in several weeks.

 

[Alexandra33]

None of its features are screaming cockerel at this time. Please update us in another few weeks for confirmation on your beautiful baby.

~Alex

 

[Cheepers Magoo]

Thanks for the guesses! I know it's early, so I'll post again later.

I wasn't sure if any of your experienced eyes would be able to pick out any roo traits in the feather coloration. I see some ''splashes of red", but I'm hoping it could still be a lil lady

 

[Cheepers Magoo]

It's probably still to early, but I got some clearer pics, so I wanted to post the growth progress photos. Still accepting guesses