Hen or Rooster: Blue Laced Red Wyandotte, Turken, Rhode Island red

[CockaDoodleDoo37]

I suspect that my blue laced red Wyandotte is perhaps a rooster. It always seemed more adventurous and confrontational than my other two chicks with thicker legs and now it’s developing more of a comb but I’m not sure if this is just due to the breed. I’m a newbie to raising and caring for chickens. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Can you get pictures without the red light?

 

[TheOddOneOut]

I suspect that my blue laced red Wyandotte is perhaps a rooster. It always seemed more adventurous and confrontational than my other two chicks with thicker legs and now it’s developing more of a comb but I’m not sure if this is just due to the breed. I’m a newbie to raising and caring for chickens. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!View attachment 2428064View attachment 2428065View attachment 2428066View attachment 2428067View attachment 2428068View attachment 2428069View attachment 2428070

First of all, too young.
Second, we can't tell with the red light.

 

[gimmie birdies]

You don't have to put on a red light...

 

[Willow2253]

How old are they? The red light makes it hard to see, and it may help to get individual pictures of each.

 

[LadiesAndJane]

I suspect that my blue laced red Wyandotte is perhaps a rooster. It always seemed more adventurous and confrontational than my other two chicks with thicker legs and now it’s developing more of a comb but I’m not sure if this is just due to the breed. I’m a newbie to raising and caring for chickens. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!View attachment 2428064View attachment 2428065View attachment 2428066View attachment 2428067View attachment 2428068View attachment 2428069View attachment 2428070

Hello and welcome to BYC! It would be most helpful if you could post individual photos of each chick you would like identified. Good view of the comb area and if you could provide their age as well. They look to be about four weeks old from what I can tell. Thanks!

 

[Hei 20]

I suspect that my blue laced red Wyandotte is perhaps a rooster. It always seemed more adventurous and confrontational than my other two chicks with thicker legs and now it’s developing more of a comb but I’m not sure if this is just due to the breed. I’m a newbie to raising and caring for chickens. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!View attachment 2428064View attachment 2428065View attachment 2428066View attachment 2428067View attachment 2428068View attachment 2428069View attachment 2428070

 

[TheOddOneOut]

I suspect that my blue laced red Wyandotte is perhaps a rooster. It always seemed more adventurous and confrontational than my other two chicks with thicker legs and now it’s developing more of a comb but I’m not sure if this is just due to the breed. I’m a newbie to raising and caring for chickens. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!View attachment 2428064View attachment 2428065View attachment 2428066View attachment 2428067View attachment 2428068View attachment 2428069View attachment 2428070

The chicken in those pictures is a male Crested Cream Legbar.

 

[CockaDoodleDoo37]

Sorry about the red light! I hope these are better:

 

[LadiesAndJane]

First one indeed looks like a crested cream legbar cockerel.
Second one looks like a production red. One of the photos the comb looks like a cockerel, but I think it may be the lighting, as the other photos looks like a pullet.
Last one looks to be a naked neck pullet.