More pics of my EE's, suspect 2 more roos?

[MinnerBuckwheat]

Ok so I know the one is a roo according to all of you. I am suspicious of the one that is predominately red, and the one that is mostly blue/gray. Also, one of the mostly white ones is getting a dark head. I know that color plays a big roll in gender, but I still don't understand exactly how, so I'm sorry if this is ridiculous! I would have better pics, but they knew it was time to get out. They free range during the day, so they were all trying to get out. Once I let them out, I can't get near them. So much for being hand raised!

 

[MinnerBuckwheat]

Ignore the d'uccles, lol.

 

[akcountrygrrl]

How old are they? The one with the dark grey tail, grey laced hackles, and red and white body is looking particularly rooish to me. I say this based on the intensity of the red coming in over the back, wings, and saddle feathers as well as the thick legs. I can't really see the combs on any of them.

 

[rebel-rousing-at-night]

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Here's my non-expert opinion of what I see.

I have EE's the same color as pic#2 I think it is a pullet.(Mine are hens now.)
I think the last pic is a cockeral. Don't know about the mostly red as I don't see enough of it.

 

[MinnerBuckwheat]

They are about 2 months old. The white ones all have very tiny, light colored combs. The 3 others have a little more obvious 3 rows on their combs, but the obvious roo has the biggest and reddest.

 

[MinnerBuckwheat]

Of course they were ALL supposed to be pullets, as usual. The only place that has been accurate on what they call pullets for me is McMurray. Not a roo in the bunch! Well, except one of my silkies, but those were listed as straight run, so I was hoping for a pair.