Help identifying the "amaracauna" from the feed store

[sideWing]

I figured the four pullets I got from the feed store were EEs, but I'm not even sure if this one is an EE. No earmuffs or beard. And looks like another breed, but I can't remember the name. Any ideas?

The group.

 

[junebuggena]

They are Easter Eggers. I have 2 clean faced Easter Eggers in my flock. In the second pic, the chick up front and the black and white one are starting to look like cockerels.
Here are my girls.

 

[hicksfamily]

They are Easter Eggers. I have 2 clean faced Easter Eggers in my flock. In the second pic, the chick up front and the black and white one are starting to look like cockerels.
Here are my girls.

agree

 

[Michael OShay]

They are Easter Eggers. I have 2 clean faced Easter Eggers in my flock. In the second pic, the chick up front and the black and white one are starting to look like cockerels.
Here are my girls.

I also agree.

 

[sideWing]

Thanks for the feedback. So you do get colored eggs from them? They were sold as pullets, but could be cockerels. I heard it was hard to tell with EEs

 

[junebuggena]

I'm still waiting on eggs from my girls. They are only 21 weeks old. Easter Egger cockerels are usually very easy to spot if you know what to look for. Males will always develop three rows of 'peas.' Pullets will only have a single ridge for a comb. Males will usually have dark red patches on their shoulders. Pullets will have an even, uniform color and pattern overall. If they have single combs instead of pea combs, the blue/green are not very likely. From what I can see, yours all appear to have pea combs.