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[Kelsie2290]

They look like Mille Fleur colored Belgian d'Uccle Bantams, The ones you have single pictures of are all males, the one with three in the picture, the two on the right are males, the left one can't see enough of the bird...

 

[Kelsie2290]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/834828/sexing-chicks-by-comb-colour-legs-and-feathering-reference Is a good post on sexing chicks that has pictures of the feather differences in mature males and females in the seventh set of pictures down.

 

[jb2miller]

They look like Mille Fleur colored Belgian d'Uccle Bantams, The ones you have single pictures of are all males, the one with three in the picture, the two on the right are males, the left one can't see enough of the bird...

 

[jb2miller]

 

[jb2miller]

The only difference is the white tuff of feathers near the tail

 

[Granny Hatchet]

all 3 are roosters. see the saddle feathers on the 3rd. pic? they all have them. i have these birds and the hens are more yellowish. they are beautiful . one of my favorites. are they crowing yet?

 

[jb2miller]

all 3 are roosters. see the saddle feathers on the 3rd. pic? they all have them. i have these birds and the hens are more yellowish. they are beautiful . one of my favorites. are they crowing yet?

 

[jb2miller]

They are learning 5 months old had four one beautiful pheasant looking one lost to
A hawk.. I was hoping the one was a jan it wants to nest..

 

[Kelsie2290]

Pictures are all of roosters, that white tuft effect isn't uncommon. They are a pretty breed and make really nice pets.

 

[jb2miller]

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Pictures are all of roosters, that white tuft effect isn't uncommon. They are a pretty breed and make really nice pets.

hank you