EE 7 week olds Checking in for a gender check:)

[elbertchick]

Correction 7 week olds where does time go
I have 5 EEs and was wondering about gender, they are so fast I hope the pictures will work if not let me know and I will give it another shot,they are in constant motion and so much fun! Thank you!
Ameila the expolorer

Sandy

Peaches

Ashley

Shell

Thanks again!

 

[Zaxby's2]

I think you have all pullets but they look older than six weeks.

 

[Lothiriel]

All pullets. Though they look more like 3 months to me... not 6 weeks. Are you sure about the age?

BTW, I love Ashley's coloring!

 

[elbertchick]

The chicks were ordered as day old chicks, they were shipped June 2, so I guess I messed up they are 7 weeks old today. They were the tiniest chicks I have received and didn't have any feathers just fluff so....... I don't know more than that. They are very little birds not tall. the wind was blowing a little that day so..maybe it made them look fuller? They came from Cackly Hatcheries

 

[donrae]

I'd keep an eye on ashley, there's some red on the wing and the legs look kinda thick. Other than that, all girls!

 

[Kassaundra]

I agree Ashley is suspect, but the rest look like girls.

 

[chickenlovefever]

I know this is kind of random, but what does EE mean? I see all of these posts with EGDB and all these other initials and they just confuse me. I know RIR and BR but that's it. I have 3 Hens that I don't have a clue as to what they are, and one of them just happens to look like an older version of your "Amelia The Explorer."

 

[Kassaundra]

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The abreviations confuse me too, but EE I know it is easter egger.

 

[Bravo]

At this age, they all look like beautiful girls to me! Ashley is suspicious looking but as of right now I dont see anything that screams boy.

EE stands for Easter Egger

 

[Zaxby's2]

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EE= Easter egger
PR= plymouth rock or production red
GLW= golden laced wyandotte
BLRW= blue laced red wyandotte
WCBP= white crested black polish
BO= buff orpington
OEGB= Old English game bantam
These are just a few I could think of off the top of my head that used to confuse me. Hope this helps! And