Hen-feathered blue bantam rooster

[TheOddOneOut]

He exhibits clear rooster behaviors, i.e. "dancing" for my hens, and he has spurs.

Hmm. Is he crowing?

 

[black_cat]

Hmm. Is he crowing?

Seconding that. Also, do you have another roo?

 

[MadamPoofyBrow]

I’m stumped. Does look like an Andalusian but with those feathers on a rooster I don’t know He’s pretty whatever he is!

 

[rmattise]

Definitely not a female guys! As I said in the post. I haven't heard him crow yet but I just brought him home an hour ago. He "dances" with my other roo too.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Definitely not a female guys! As I said in the post. I haven't heard him crow yet but I just brought him home an hour ago. He "dances" with my other roo too.

Hens do that as a dominance display.
But I’ll take your word for it.
Hm...

 

[MadamPoofyBrow]

I looked closer and around neck and tail I can see what look like they tried to become rooster feathers and just kind of...failed. I’m going to say Andalusian with weird gene

 

[rmattise]

Better picture of his spurs.

 

[BDutch]

Some girls do fight. And some have big combs too. But spurs?
Some girls can behave and look a bit male. And some boys can be more feminine.

But if this is a non crowing rooster I would certainly breed with him or sell him for a lot of money. No crowing roosters are worth a lot of money. Because many citizens would like to have a rooster but they can’t if they crow.

 

[rmattise]

I'll be back to update this thread if/when I hear him crow, but i'm going to say probably blue andalusian bantam that got thrown a weird gene.

 

[Ruby Rogue]

Some girls have spurs... those are just spur nubs anyways and they all have little nubs. It looks like a girl to me too, but... the saddle feathers look long, are they?

Eta: yeah I just looked at the pics again, pretty sure he's a boy, very beautiful, not sure about breeds. I think full body side view up close pics will help you out and someone here can surely identify him for you.