Leghorn, who's what?

[JB8907]

These 2 were born in early November. One got into it with another suspected RIR cockerel and the neck feathers flared like a fighting rooster. So who's the

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Hatched on November? Provided the head in each photo is a different bird, two pullets.
Pullets will flare

 

[JB8907]

Yes both different birds. One comb is redder than the other does that make a difference and the one in the top picture has noticably larger waddles than the other.

 

[Alexandra33]

From what I can tell, pretty pullets.

~Alex

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Yes both different birds. One comb is redder than the other does that make a difference and the one in the top picture has noticably larger waddles than the other.

At the age of these birds, it simply means that the 1st bird is maturing a little bit more quickly than the 2nd, but at this age a male bird would be much further developed and showing absolutely unquestionable blatant signs of being male

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

Both are pullets. Pullets and hens will fight the same as cockerels and cocks.

 

[JB8907]

Thanks for the input. Was hoping for a roo and a hen but ‍.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Pullets