- Mar 27, 2011
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Hi,
So we were able to tell right away who out of our brown Leghorns at this age are girls and boys, but the EEs I'm clueless
! I had read somewhere that EEs can sometimes be color sexed (boys get the dark reddish colors)...these chicks are still really young and in the group of chicks I have not acting rooish and combs aren't unusually big, but any thoughts????? THANKS!
Here's "fluffy":

Another fluffy with some red specks on wings coming in:

One More of fluffy:

THIS IS THE 2nd EE - "Lola" - her/his head is still a lot more baby fluff than any of her same aged flock mates.

Lola - no red specks on wings

But she does have some red specks coming in on her chest:

So we were able to tell right away who out of our brown Leghorns at this age are girls and boys, but the EEs I'm clueless

Here's "fluffy":
Another fluffy with some red specks on wings coming in:
One More of fluffy:
THIS IS THE 2nd EE - "Lola" - her/his head is still a lot more baby fluff than any of her same aged flock mates.
Lola - no red specks on wings
But she does have some red specks coming in on her chest: