Is Daisy actually a Dave?

[AfiafiAfi]

:/ wat? those are spots, not stripes! and this girl's brown, not grey!

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how do they look similar?

I’m sorry I really don’t know the difference between a duck and hen I’m afraid.

 

[AfiafiAfi]

I’m sorry I really don’t know the difference between a duck and hen I’m afraid.

Sorry I was kidding I didn’t mean to make u guys think I don’t know about chickens.

 

[The WinterWolf]

Sorry I was kidding I didn’t mean to make u guys think I don’t know about chickens.

 

[The WinterWolf]

I’m sorry I really don’t know the difference between a duck and hen I’m afraid.

hmm.. this is what BYC is for! ask somebody! start a thread! nobody is going to say you can't ask a question! it's ok not to know something.

 

[Dottie the Chicken]

Pullet. It looks like an Ancona, like others have mentioned. Some birds are late to the party when it comes to laying.

 

[AfiafiAfi]

hmm.. this is what BYC is for! ask somebody! start a thread! nobody is going to say you can't ask a question! it's ok not to know something.

I was kidding I studied about chickens for 2 years.

 

[The WinterWolf]

I was kidding I studied about chickens for 2 years.

ahhahaha!! 11 years now.. don't plan to stop!

 

[ColtHandorf]

Hi there,
im new at keeping chickens. We bought this one as a POL pullet but her comb has grown massively and she is not laying yet, 6 months on. she doesn’t crow but behaves a little different to the others. Could it be a rooster?
thankful for advice x
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100% a female. It's entirely possible Daisy is already laying and just hiding her nest from you if she has access to lay somewhere other than a nestbox. Most of the single-combed light Mediterranean breeds develop a large comb like that regardless of the gender although females will usually lay over. I'd guess she's an Ancona as they are usually more common than an Exchequer Leghorn. I'll tag @The Moonshiner as he's a bit of a Leghorn expert. He might be able to identify the breed.