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Even with the uneven pattern, the comb would be much more pronounced on a cockerel that age. I don't see pointy feathers. I'll read further to see what the more experienced people say. My girl has become very dominant and taken on a lot of rooster behavior. No mounting thankfully! Although the horrible raptor growling is really loud.Okay I know camera quality is not that great, sorry. This is Athena, I had posted about a month here on this thread and everyone was pretty unanimous on the girl verdict. This last photo is from about 2 weeks ago, the rest from today. 12 weeks old now and since we removed my only known rooster her posture has changed and I noticed the feathers in the saddle area are really curvy but not really pointed. Her comb is the darkest pink and most developed of all my chickens. I was certain she was a she until I went out there today. Please tell me I am crazy! These photos are the 8-9 week old pics I posted last time for reference, thanks for the help!
Okay I know camera quality is not that great, sorry. This is Athena, I had posted about a month here on this thread and everyone was pretty unanimous on the girl verdict. This last photo is from about 2 weeks ago, the rest from today. 12 weeks old now and since we removed my only known rooster her posture has changed and I noticed the feathers in the saddle area are really curvy but not really pointed. Her comb is the darkest pink and most developed of all my chickens. I was certain she was a she until I went out there today. Please tell me I am crazy!
These photos are the 8-9 week old pics I posted last time for reference, thanks for the help!
I agree, definitely still looks like a pullet!
Yellow foot is definitely not an EE. Cute tho. Probably RIR. That means you'll have a colorful carton of eggs!These are my easter egger hens. I have 4 that are bearded with pea combs and then the red one is supposedly an EE as well, but has not characteristics of the EE traits. Looks more like a RIR to me. They are all now a little over 17 weeks. Some of the pics are of the same hen, although 2 of them seem to be identical twins. I got them from a feed store, where I have purchased all of my chickens from the last few years. They have not failed me yet as to accidentally receiving a rooster. Also, thought I'd share a pick of the blue splash hen with the wind blowing up her skirt. haha
We have 2 10 week old Easter Egger (Olive Eggers?) Their mom was a splash Blue Marans and the Dad was a Blue Wheaten Ameraucana.
Any thoughts on gender? The only way to tell them apart is that Rosie is starting to grow a white beard. I guess you'd call them black? They have a greenish sheen to them. Rosie also has started to grow tail feathers and Flutters still has none!