EE colouring / plumage - chicks vs/ adults --- Post your PICS!

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6th and 8th photo are likely boys - But since these are EE x something else, the gender isn't as easy to pick out.
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When I say they're easy to sex by color, I mean F1 hatchery type EEs that are BBR-type color, (which is the most common) because the females always go that brown partridge type and the males always go to a BBR color or a white splashed BBR.
 
this is my EE roo at 12 weeks, lady sold him to me as a girl, I doubted it, but, bought him anyways, liked the coloring.

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he turned into this

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thankyou and the rainbow on his wing didn't come with him haha.
 
here are mine, the first set is one of my 'pullets' ooopppps!! you can see the signs of his rooness..
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week 1 the left side chick

week 2
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now, 2 months
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then we have maggie



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Ok Illia, this is the light chipmunk I mentioned a few posts back...is this a pullet or a roo...






ETA: the one in the middle in both photos
 
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My pullets Moto and Auri
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They are the two large standard chicks(1 week) being buried in D'uccles XD

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Moto on the left Auri on the right at 4 weeks

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Auri at 7 weeks

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Moto at 7 weeks too

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Both at 10 weeks guarding the older D'uccle fluff pile
 
does the rule work for feather development in EE's as it does in pure breeds. ie: I have chicks that aren't even a week old yet and they have full sets of wing feathers and tail feathers growing. seems really quick. I have 10 babies and about 8 have nice wing sets.
2 especially. and tail feathers. they say girls get the tail feathers sooner in some breeds, would that work for EE's?
 
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Often it does, but the main thing I run by with EEs are feather coloring .Next would be comb.
 
my 5 week old babies are getting the combs now, some are a pink color now, but, nothing screaming red roo !!
they do the rooish fighting, but, only for seconds at a time, nothing to long. so none scream roo roo to me yet. maybe 2 of the 8.

as with my now almost week olds, the feather development, I am amazed how fast they grow.
 

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