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[Michele S]

This bird is part Americauna and Austrolorp. Five weeks old.

The rest of these birds were left on my doorstep in a box. They are five week old too. I know two of them are Turkens.

Are they all roosters, so I can shoot myself now?

 

[Hollywood Chickens]

all are roos except the last 2 and maybe the 2nd one.

 

[Michele S]

Ugh. Looks like we'll be eating a lot of chicken at Easter.

 

[pkw]

The second one and the last 2 are pullets and the rest are cockerels.

 

[Illia]

The first one is a pullet, and in no way part Ameraucana. It would need a beard and muffs as well as a pea comb.

The second is a splash colored bird, not sure what breed or cross. It is a pullet though.

Third is a cockerel, almost looks to be a Sex Link.

Fourth is a Naked Neck cockerel.

Fifth is a Leghorn cockerel.

Sixth is an Easter Egger pullet, seventh is a Turken x (likely Silkie) pullet.

 

[banjoejoe4783]

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[chickenlover54]

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I am going to disagree, the first is a cockeral, I also believe the second one to be a cockeral(edited to say I saw it in the background of the 1st pic, better view Its most likely is a pullet). Hard to tell with it being white and not seeing the comb well. The last two are pullets

 

[LeBlackbird]

ok, first, The Beard/muffs & peacomb is a stereotype and is not entirely true or reliant. However I agree that it is not an Easter Egger. It is a cockerel though...

 

[Hottchick]

I have no guesses but wanted to say, I have never heard of a visit from the Chicken Fairy before!

 

[kentuckysilkies]

I think # 1 is an Australorp, not mixed with Americana or EE. I am very sure it is a rooster. #2 may be a pullet. The two in the last pic are pullets.