Lavender something

[2-lil-swedes]

Hey folks,
Just reposting this question with some newer pics. He/she I thought was a lavender Orpington but is not developing any tail feathers. Anyone have a clue the breed and if it looks like a roo?

 

[Jandsloch]

Looks like a cockerel to me and my buff orpingtons my females got tail feathers first...my cockerel tail feathered way later. New to chickens this year so this is just my experience

 

[Jandsloch]

my 2 at not quite a month old

 

[ravensnow]

Beak, eyes, and leg color looks exactly like my lavender Orpington pullets, who are still young at 11 and 12 weeks. The bottoms of their feet are bright, strawberry pink, and yours seems a bit more white.

IF that's a lavender Orp, I'd say cockerel. (Way thicker legs than mine, much pinker/redder and bigger comb for the amount of feather growth compared to mine.)

 

[cstephens1987]

Looks like a lavender orpington cockerel

 

[ColtHandorf]

Lavender Orpington cockerel. Males typically feather slower than females.

 

[Gray Farms]

@ColtHandorf is right. Orpington males are typically slower to feather in. Combined with that much red comb this young you've undoubtedly got a cockerel there. Tail feather are actually starting to come in. I can see a few.

 

[chrissynemetz]

I agree, I believe you have a little cockerel

 

[Amer]

Orpington Cockerel