Gender check *Updated with more pics*

[BoldViolet]

I've already been told one of my Buff Orpingtons is a cockeral, but because this is my favorite chicken, I'm desperately seeking a second opinion, even though I'm not holding my breath.

The chicken in question is the Buff Orpington on the left. They are all two months old.

By law, I'm only allowed to keep hens, so I'm afraid I'm going to have to rehome this chicken.

Thanks y'all,
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[BoldViolet]

I'm also a little worried about this Ameraucana being male:

Thanks for any input.

 

[mother o' chicks72]

I'm so, so, so, so sorry but your favorite looks like a roo. I'm going through the same thing as my little mille fleur d'uccle "girl" appears to be a boy.

 

[BoldViolet]

Thank you...

Off to Craigslist he goes, then. I guess my Petunia is a Peter.

 

[BoldViolet]

And LOL at your "New Rule." If I had the room, I'd definitely adopt your rule as one we follow here, too!

 

[mother o' chicks72]

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haha yeah, my coop only fits 8 and as i feel I have 7 pullets and one roo i guess I can't follow my rule. but it's a great rule isn't it?

 

[mother o' chicks72]

on a happier note I'd say your Ameraucana is a girl

 

[ChickenWisperer]

That first BO is DEFINITELY a boy. No question...

The "Ameraucana" isn't and Ameraucana. She is an EasterEgger

 

[BoldViolet]

Thanks y'all.

At least I only have to rehome one.

I just got off the phone with the feed store where I got them. The woman actually has a waiting list of people looking for roosters, so hopefully, HE will get rehomed before he starts to crow and upset my neighbors.

 

[BoldViolet]

Now I'm nervous.

I posted these pics on Homesteading Today, too, and someone suspects that this EE is male, too. I'll take more pics. Hopefully it's you two that are correct on its gender...