Lav Silkies whos the roo(s)

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Hi all these are my sweet lil Lav silkies
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They are aprox 8-12 weeks now
Im thinking I have a roo or 2!
Chicken #1
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Chicken #2
Notice my boxer waiting for me to set her down so she can make sure shes ok (shes a chicken mommie)
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Chicken #3
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They look like blacks and greys. Are they carrying Lavender, maybe?
My guess is girl, boy, girl.
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I would like to see more guess's- I have no idea how to tell a silkie hen from a roo. Mine are 3 months old, no crowing yet, but I still would LOVE to know what to look for!

Bloominorchard- Your silkies are so cute! I love the 7th pic, straight-on stink eye!!
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Too young to give any certainly on gender. They are blacks, although one may be a blue--can't tell whether it is reflection or actual lighter colouring. They could be split for lavender--what were you told about their colour when you purchased them?
 
I won them in a raffle at the PA Chickenstock! I forget if they were Lav splits or what but Lav was in there! They do look mostly black to me at this point too. So Im guessing a young roo makes a different noise than a pullet. my girl kind of chirp, and lately im hearing this noise thats not chirps! i cant explain it!
 
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If they were lavender, they would be a very light grey color. They are probably split lavenders, meaning they carry the gene for lavender.
 

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