Easter egger? Roo?

[boxxofrox]

And finally "PH"; he's not the nicest

 

[boxxofrox]

3 red stars, 2 buff orpingtons, and a white leghorn. Am I right?

Pretty close! The 4 are "tetra browns", 3 buffs and the surprise white chicken with green legs

 

[KaylorFarms]

The first pic is female. The second is hard to tell. How old are they?

 

[boxxofrox]

The first pic is female. The second is hard to tell. How old are they?

They are about 5.5 weeks. At least the tetras are sex linked or I'd be worried about the amount of Roos I'm going to have!

 

[KaylorFarms]

One is a female. The one with the big comb is a rooster.

 

[boxxofrox]

Thanks! It's Gladys that has me stumped! Here's a better pic of her but the lighting is making her look far more red than she is. Her comb is as tan as the hens is

 

[grandmaduck]

These are supposed to be EE's/Aracauna/Ameracauna, 6 weeks old today. They look very different but I understand that can be normal. Both with tails, no tufting but the one has what looks like a lions mane forming (reddish colored). The other has some thicker feathers at neck. Is this what is referred to as s muff? I have some six 3 wk olds--all different colors-one turning white. Most have double tufting but only one appears rumpless. Are my kids all mixed

mutts like my dogs? Does not matter as I will love them anyway, especially if they lay pretty eggs.

 

[alexa009]

Glady is a cockerel

 

[alexa009]

Ph is also a cockerel and fannie is a pullet

 

[KaylorFarms]

Easter eggers, arcaunas, and americaunas are the same and lay the same colored eggs. Most All easter eggers are mixed colors