@RebeccaBoyd and @rural mouse You are both good at identifying pullets versus cockerels...I know it is a bit early, but who is what?
This one is clearly part CM (?maybe part BR, but CM is much more likely!) This one will have a straight comb.
I know the first pic. of this one looks like a cockerel stance - but it was trying to catch a bug. I haven't seen any of them have that stance yet - but with work I don't get to observe them as much as I would like. I think this one will have a pea comb.
This one I think will have a pea comb, also. Clearly part EE with those puffy cheeks.
Hey, mom...I no longer fit, and can't fly over this fence yet. Waaaaiiiiit, come back!
And, not least, but my 5th. Also part CM (or BR). Much smaller head spot, single comb.
I'm thinking those feet look awful big.
I am thinking 2 or 3 roos, but not sure. I figure I will have a better shot at guessing in another week. They are about 2.5 weeks old now. (I think....things have been so crazy lately, that I can't keep track of time at all!)
This one is clearly part CM (?maybe part BR, but CM is much more likely!) This one will have a straight comb.
I know the first pic. of this one looks like a cockerel stance - but it was trying to catch a bug. I haven't seen any of them have that stance yet - but with work I don't get to observe them as much as I would like. I think this one will have a pea comb.
This one I think will have a pea comb, also. Clearly part EE with those puffy cheeks.
Hey, mom...I no longer fit, and can't fly over this fence yet. Waaaaiiiiit, come back!
And, not least, but my 5th. Also part CM (or BR). Much smaller head spot, single comb.
I'm thinking those feet look awful big.
I am thinking 2 or 3 roos, but not sure. I figure I will have a better shot at guessing in another week. They are about 2.5 weeks old now. (I think....things have been so crazy lately, that I can't keep track of time at all!)