Eastern Washington

[Saris]

@Saris they are still all happy and healthy. They have somehow learned to climb out of the nesting box and fly down to the lower level, which gives them a lot more room to play.

They are just too cute. Mine are exploring too, they're hopping up about 2 feet to perch on the edge of their brooder when the screenlid comes off.

 

[jlashaw]

this is the Rooster "Frank"

 

[jlashaw]

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This is Layla I'm praying she doesn't end up with saddle and hackle feathers

 

[Saris]

This is Layla I'm praying she doesn't end up with saddle and hackle feathers

How old, so far it looks like a copper maran pullet.

 

[jlashaw]

They are just too cute. Mine are exploring too, they're hopping up about 2 feet to perch on the edge of their brooder when the screenlid comes off.

This is Layla I'm praying she doesn't end up with saddle and hackle feathers

This is Layla I'm praying she doesn't end up with saddle and hackle feathers

 

[jlashaw]

How old, so far it looks like a copper maran pullet.

They are three months. I thought she was a pullet when I picked her out. I didn't know how to sex chicks then but I've since learned! My friend is the one that ended up with one pullet and three Roos

 

[Saris]

They are three months. I thought she was a pullet when I picked her out. I didn't know how to sex chicks then but I've since learned! My friend is the one that ended up with one pullet and three Roos

The red comb is really suspicious for only being 3 months. If the tail pic is also Layla then I would say that is a rooster. I was thinking she was closer to 5 months. There is a thread called "what breed or gender is this" that can probably help more.

 

[pips&peeps]

I've got lots of ameraucana pullets for sale $15 each.

 

[pips&peeps]

That looks like a cockerel most hens do not get colored feathers in their saddle feathers.

 

[Saris]

I've got lots of ameraucana pullets for sale $15 each.

Do you have any that have the silkied feathers?