Hmmm...Chick breed and gender?

[Annadoodles]

Gosh I hope she's a pullet

 

[RoostersCrow HensDeliver!]

Probably an Easter Egger. Looks like a golden duckwing pullet.

EEs don't have official colors. And unless you got her from a breeder, I highly doubt she is a true Ameraucana.

 

[Griffinsong]

Well, of course they do not have recognized colors, they are not a pure breed. I meant the color looks like a female golden duckwing color as seen in other breeds.

 

[Annadoodles]

So what sex do u think?

 

[1000yearoldeggs]

Well, I can only guess, but I would vote pullet. It's comb is still yellowish, so I'm leaning towards pullet. The only thing I'm not sure about is comb size, it seems a little big for that age. I don't have much expertise, just a guess.

 

[missnu01]

Too much red to be a pullet I think. And it is an easter egger

 

[Annadoodles]

Is their a way to tell by feather coloring?

 

[Griffinsong]

Rule of thumb with EEs for feather color is: If there are red patches[not just the normal buffish brown, but a reddish brown] on the shoulders/back it is almost always a male. males will be more patchy in color, and often have dark red in their coloration. Females will be mostly one pattern or color all over, more just patterned than patchy, Any drastically different colors, other than a bit of salmon color on the breast is suspicious.

Atm I don't see anything roosterly about your EE's coloration. The comb is a bit big, though.

 

[missnu01]

See how the comb is coming in red? Means it is a boy. Maybe it is just the picture, but any red on the face indicates male.

 

[BantamLover21]

Looks like an Easter Egger to me. Her overall coloring is common in EE pullets, but her comb development makes me say "she" is a cockerel.