Help! Who is the rooster?

[Chicka wow wow]

I have been getting fertilized eggs but thought I had all hens. My Easter egger and Olive egger (crested cream legbar and marans cross) are the only two not laying. Any thoughts on which one is the rooster? I am posting several pics of the two chickens in question.

 

[BuffOrps32]

The black one looks like a rooster... The last black one.

 

[cavemanrich]

I get a feeling it is NOT the Easter Egger. The EE roosters have a wide peacomb. Also the feathers look to be rounded.
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[RollTideChicken]

Hmm and for sure they are fertilized? Neither look like a roo to me.

 

[mgbantams]

All of them look like hens.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

They all look like hens, and @cavemanrich, with the mix she mentioned, this EE wouldn't have a pea comb. It would have a single comb, since both legbars and marans have single combs.

 

[rebrascora]

Both birds pictured are pullets. Either you are mistaken about your eggs being fertile or you are mistaken about one of your other birds laying eggs.

 

[rebrascora]

When did you rehome your buff cockerel? Could he have mated the hens before he was rehomed? Sperm can stay active in a hen/pullet for a couple of weeks or slightly longer after mating in some cases.

 

[mgbantams]

They all look like hens, and @cavemanrich, with the mix she mentioned, this EE wouldn't have a pea comb. It would have a single comb, since both legbars and marans have single combs.

The mix she mentioned is the cuckoo one I believe. Caveman rich is talking about the Easter egger,which does have a pea comb.

 

[Alexandra33]

Pullets. There isn't a cockerel in the bunch. Are you sure the egg was fertilized? It can be a little tricky to tell.

~Alex