easter egger pullet? or cockrel?

[autumnjanene]

So we first got 3 easter eggers and were told 1 was a male, the other two female. As they got older one developed a nice, red comb and started crowing and developed beautiful feathers but so did the females. They were showing brown feathers on the shoulder which I was told means they were male, just under developed than the other one. Well, if that was the case and we had 3 roos we were planning on getting rid of them this weekend but lo and behold... we found a blue/green egg in the coop today. So unless our silkies, Wyandotte or buff orpingtons are laying bluish/greenish eggs... it looks like they really are hens! What do you think by their appearance?

In this picture is all three of the EE's. in the far back is the one that we know is a roo. Then there's the other two in the front.




And one of the other EE's that we were told that was a hen. then a roo. but now I think it's a hen:

 

[foxy2320]

I think the other two are hens And aren't the colored eggs fun?

 

[hdowden]

this is 2 pullets and a cockerel. who ever told you brown was an indacator of gender told you wrong sorry. if you look at your cockerel he has some deep dark red on his wings that is what indacates a cockerel not brown

this pic shows the red all over his wings: not that the red doesnt have to cover the wings like this

this one shows the red coming in all over the wings

 

[farmerChef]

your rooster also has the pointed saddle(back) and hackle(neck) feathers.

 

[donrae]

one roo, two pullets.