Gender of my 2 month old EE chicks?

[HappyDuckie]

Bummer. still crossing my fingers until i hear a crow. Thank you

Many of mine didn't start crowing until 6-8 months old. More pictures in a week or two might help.

 

[Cinnamon11]

Many of mine didn't start crowing until 6-8 months old. More pictures in a week or two might help.

Ok thanks! that leaves some time!

 

[Cinnamon11]

I got some more pictures of my chicks!

 

[garlandchickens]

EEs and Americanas are the same thing. @EmmaRainboe can go more in depth

While EEs and Americanas are the same, I think the OP was asking if the bird was an Ameraucana. Note the spelling difference.

 

[Cinnamon11]

Thanks. Yeah do you think she is an Ameraucana?

 

[garlandchickens]

Thanks. Yeah do you think she is an Ameraucana?

She may be, I'm not really a color expert. Maybe a chance she could be a lavender or blue? Don't take my word for it! Just so you know, I think #4 will turn out beautiful! My past EE looked that way and was the prettiest in the coop! Maybe @EmmaRainboe can help with this?

 

[EmmaRainboe]

I got some more pictures of my chicks!

First is the only one I’m questioning. Rest are definite pullets. How old are they? The first could possibly be splash, but the rest are absolutely EEs.

 

[garlandchickens]

How old are they?

Pretty sure the title says 2 months, so eight weeks... I agree, #2-#4 are definitely EEs.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

First is the only one I’m questioning. Rest are definite pullets. How old are they? The first could possibly be splash, but the rest are absolutely EEs.

I agree! OP, where are the chicks from? It seems odd to me that you could end up with majority EEs and then one actual Ameraucana. Definitely could happen, but typically when birds are mislabeled, the whole batch is EEs. There isn't any obvious traits that point to Easter Egger however

 

[Cinnamon11]

I agree! OP, where are the chicks from? It seems odd to me that you could end up with majority EEs and then one actual Ameraucana. Definitely could happen, but typically when birds are mislabeled, the whole batch is EEs. There isn't any obvious traits that point to Easter Egger however

They were sold as Ameraucanas but I knew when buying them they were only a few bucks so I expected to get EEs but #1 looks like a splash and her legs are blue unlike the others as well. I got them from a local feed store. I agree it would be odd to get 3 EEs and 1 Ameraucana!