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.
I wouldn't give up on Ginger yet. S/he still might be a pullet.
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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.
I think I am going to name the youngest one Peaches. Seems to suit her. Elizabeth still has the reddest comb out of the others but I will have more pictures tomorrow when I do weights and pictures for the whole flock.I would actually be a little concerned about Elizabeth's red comb at 8 weeks of age. White EE's can be tricky, so wait and see on her. Cleopatra and Catherine have very common pullet coloring, so most likely are female. The last one is precious, looks like she's feathering out to a very pale partridge/wild-type with a red-blonde head. Can't wait to see them as they develop![]()
I'm leaning pullet, but not sure because of those curled saddle feathers and the tail, cause that is what mines tail looked100% pullet.
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So there is still hope?
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Oh, that is a relief. I was just devastated at the thought of having to turn her in to soup, or send her away to a farm somewhere (where in all likelihood she would get turned into soup anyways). It is going to be a long 3 weeks. I've been taking weekly pics, so I'll put up some new ones at the end of the week to see what y'all think.
I'm leaning pullet, but not sure because of those curled saddle feathers and the tail, cause that is what mines tail looked
Ike.
Pretty sure these are both cockerels. The first has a white patch in the wing interrupting the pattern and I think I see a hint of yellow in the scrunched up neck. It would be nice to see a photo with the neck not scrunched. The second has the tell-tale red that is all boy.