Just for fun, araucana gender guess

[AusHen]

Awful photos I know, little ones won't stay still and I used my old phone lol. These are 6-7 week old Australian standard araucana so i would say similar to Ameraucanas?. I'm thinking I have at least one cockerel and one pullet, the little one I'm waiting until it's bigger to make a guess

 

[alexa009]

I am not seeing any cockerels, all look like pullets so far. They are not Ameraucanas or araucanas either as far as I'm concerned. Maybe an araucana x polish.

 

[Gray Farms]

I am not seeing any cockerels, all look like pullets so far. They are not Ameraucanas or araucanas either as far as I'm concerned. Maybe an araucana x polish.

The UK/Australian standard for Araucanas is much different than the US.

 

[Gray Farms]

They are still kinda young. But I would agree with you that you have a cockerel and a pullet.

 

[Sneebsey]

Thank you, @Gray Farms; they are indeed Araucana. I see a cockerel and a pullet; the darker in the back looks like a pullet too, but need a clearer picture to be certain.

Are they Lavender? They look very light, though it could be the photo rather than the birds themselves.

 

[Gray Farms]

They look white to me.

 

[AusHen]

Yes ours are much different to the US standards. The larger are white, smaller lavender. I don't have a decent shot if that one but could get one in the morning

 

[Sneebsey]

Ah yes, that makes sense. They look like a nice group; hopefully the Lav is another pullet.

It's not that we have different standards persay, but we have two forms of Araucana; the Rumpless, which is known in the US as Araucana, or the Tailed, which are what you have. They have and likely will always be my favourite; productive, good foragers, and beautiful to look at. I hope you will enjoy the breed as much as I do.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

We really need to see individual comb pics of each one, please.

 

[drumstick diva]

One male, one female