I think we have long lost twins! I had been thinking pullet for mine, but today even with very little comb coming in there was new redness that had not been there before.
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I'll try to grab a few more pictures tonight. The comb looks a more red in person when compared to my 2 other EE chicks and significantly larger. You have however given me hope! We got 10 chicks this spring and of all the chicks to be a boy I'm pretty upset that it might be one of my EE's.This one's definitely on the edge. Coloring would be classic pullet, but there is some dark red on the wings. However, there's red coloring all over the body, so we may not have to be worried about the red on the wings. Comb is pretty wide but doesn't have any red yet. I would wait a few more weeks on this one and then post some more photos, I'm not sure either way on gender right now.
How funny!!! They do look very similar! I've been looking at a ton of EE's and yours is the first that looks anything at all like Caroline/Carl. How old is yours?
Hi Lual.The babies are now 7wks. old. Would you please tell me what sex do you think they are? Their mother is an Ameracuana, and the father is a Welsummer. Only the two gray babies have cheek feathers.
Thank you!
Far right might be a boy with that pink comb.
Comb doesn't look as pink here. Is this the same chick as above?
Far left, boy for sure!Brown in back, probable boy. Front left, questionable?
Middle one a boy?
Brown in back with the pink comb is probably a boy. Not sure about the one on the left.
The one in front has very small pale comb, so I think girl.
Both the greys look like girls.
Thank you!Hi Lual.Unfortunately your pics would not enlarge for me, so hard to see some of the combs. The 3 brown chicks have such similar coloring, but different combs. I think you will have to wait on them to be sure. Would love an update in a week or so to see how they develop.