Gender Identification Help Requested

[AnneGirlGG]

The NH are very outgoing and want to get to know me, but they are also active and definitely need the room of the "in-between" coop they were transferred to today.

They really are pretty. It will be interesting for you to watch her grow and see what you have.

I've enjoyed watching her change for sure. She's very inquisitive, and she's one of the first to run up to see what I might have when I walk in the run or coop. Just this week, she's gotten to where if I kneel down, like to replace bedding in the nest boxes, she'll hop up on my knee and settle there like she wants to take a nap. This isn't a great picture of her because she was very interested in noises outside of the run and refused to look my way.

 

[BonnieBlue]

I've enjoyed watching her change for sure. She's very inquisitive, and she's one of the first to run up to see what I might have when I walk in the run or coop. Just this week, she's gotten to where if I kneel down, like to replace bedding in the nest boxes, she'll hop up on my knee and settle there like she wants to take a nap. This isn't a great picture of her because she was very interested in noises outside of the run and refused to look my way.

What a pretty girl! She does look like my NH's.

I only know enough to know I don't know anything, so I'm not sure what other breeds might look like that.

 

[ella2025]

I've enjoyed watching her change for sure. She's very inquisitive, and she's one of the first to run up to see what I might have when I walk in the run or coop. Just this week, she's gotten to where if I kneel down, like to replace bedding in the nest boxes, she'll hop up on my knee and settle there like she wants to take a nap. This isn't a great picture of her because she was very interested in noises outside of the run and refused to look my way.

If she has a single comb, she is likely a NH or a rir. RIR are darker though. If she has a pea comb, should be a buckeye. Amber from Meyer Hatchery told me that the free chicks, especially the free cockerels, are often Rhode Island reds, just wanted to throw that out there.