are slightly over 7 weeks old. Is it too early to tell what gender they are? 
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Thank you! I, unfortunately, can't have roosters where I live and would be extremely sad if I had to find a new home for any of them.
Hahahaha That's the look I got when I turned my camera to her view and she saw her beard that seemed to have popped up out of nowhere.Aww-- what a good looking little flock you have!
The first picture of Sandy-- that's one really brought me so much joy!
I'm pretty sure that's the face that I make when I oversleep my alarm and suddenly jolt awake. I am absolutely certain this is the face I make when my husband makes plans for us and doesn't tell me until last minute and In my head, I'm listing everything that I have do to as I fume.
So... your chicken Sandy may be my spirit animal.
Trust me when I say it was a surprise to me too!
Thank you! I really hope they're all pullets. Unfortunately, I can't have a rooster and I'd be extremely sad to rehome any of them. I've grown pretty attached. lolMy EE cockerel looked very pullet-like up until 8-9 weeks. He started getting new, shiny feathers coming in over his shoulders around that time. Heās a red/gray though, not the white/grey pattern like your Daisy, so instead of red you might wind up with white wing bars or shoulder spots with your bird, if it turns out to be a cockerel. The comb is definitely a bit redder than the others and does have more distinct rows of peas, but eventually the girls also wind up with 3 rows, so not a definitive sign.
