Help me identify the breed and sex of these *fingers crossed* ladies?

[akcountrygrrl]

Looks like a white Wyandotte. Ummm, thinking it looks kind of rooish to me.

 

[HortenseCumberbatch]

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Any particular thing that you're seeing that points to roo? She was the smallest/youngest of the group and now she's the same size as the other two. Not sure if that matters.

 

[Pele]

You have yourself a Silver Laced Wyandotte roo, a Black sex-link, and by the look of your first two photos, you have yourself the rare Headlus Chickenus.

Ok ok, sorry couldn't help it. I second the White Wyandotte verdict. You can measure his development against the Black Sex-Link. See how she barely has wattles, and her comb is yellow? If they're the same age, that makes your Wyandotte male. The first female of the group to develop redness in the face should be your Black SL because they're early layers. Anyone who reddens before her this early is a roo.

 

[chickenlover54]

your white wyandotte is a pullet

 

[HortenseCumberbatch]

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This is very interesting and helpful. Thank you.

 

[farmerChef]

that is a white wyandotte rooster. He has a rose comb so it won't be as big as a single comb, but that thing it bright red!

 

[sunny & the 5 egg layers]

The SLW is a rooster.
The White chicken is a pullet.
The Black Sex-Link is a pullet as well.