First chickens - boys or girls?

[atom1202]

Hi,
We received our first chickens from a family friend which are Australorps (maybe crossed), they are meant to be around 10 weeks old and not sure the gender of them. I have my suspicions on two of the bigger ones. The last two days one has been sort of crowing in the morning (not a full on crow but enough to wake us and likely the neighbours). I suspect the one with the orange eyes/yellow legs.

What does everyone think I have here?
Also is it possible for a pullet to crow and if so would it grow out of it?

 

[atom1202]

https://imgur.com/a/EXvraQc

sorry here are photos

 

[Acre4Me]

BA should have slate black legs, so the yellow legged ones are possibly crosses or another breed.

Yes, looks like you may have some boys there.

 

[Mamatomany123]

I'm seeing 2, possibly 3, males.

 

[NatJ]

Also is it possible for a pullet to crow and if so would it grow out of it?

Yes, a pullet can sometimes crow, but it's fairly rare; no, she would probably not grow out of it.

Hi,
We received our first chickens from a family friend which are Australorps (maybe crossed), they are meant to be around 10 weeks old and not sure the gender of them. I have my suspicions on two of the bigger ones. The last two days one has been sort of crowing in the morning (not a full on crow but enough to wake us and likely the neighbours). I suspect the one with the orange eyes/yellow legs.

What does everyone think I have here?

My guess:
Three males, one female (smallest comb)--based mostly on the last two photos, that each have 4 chickens in them.

 

[TheYLWFlock]

I can see one pullet, she has the smallest and lightest comb. Looks like the rest are cockerels.

 

[atom1202]

Hi Everyone,
Thanks for your help.

I suppose looking at it now the three do have a lot of similiar looks and mannerisms compared to the 1 smaller pullet.