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I'm no expert by any means, but I've looked at a LOT of EE pics the last few days trying to become familiar with how to spot an EE roo, and I think Ginger looks like a he. The red on the wings and the stance in the second pic scream roo to me. The rest are pullets though.Can you help me?
I have four chickens that we got at not quite a week old. Supposed to be all factory-sexed females. However, I have a friend online who thought one looked rooish, and then I read in this thread that black and white was usually male - so I'm freaking out. I'm in the city and can't have roos. They are about 5 weeks old now:
This is Ginger, the one mostly in question. S/he was the only one without the chipmunk stripe when we brought her home. I tried to get a pic of her comb as well, which appears to be the same as two of the others.
This is Basil. I had no doubts about her being a pullet until I was reading in here that black and white was usually a roo. His/her comb is also different than the others.
Paprika. Pretty sure she is a pullet as she is the traditional colors.
Curry. She is my wild thing but is basically a lighter version of Paprika, so I'm thinking pullet also.
TIA!
Oh poor Ginger. I will have to turn her into soup if she is a him. I cannot have a roo in the city. How long until I will know for sure? They are 5 weeks now.
These both look like roos to me.