My runty silkie.... boy? girl? too early to tell?

neVar

Chirping
8 Years
Feb 23, 2011
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Well see a comb. Pippa (please be a girl) is 7 weeks now. she was half the size of her sister 2 weeks ago (sister is no longer with us) these are my abandoned at pet store in the heat chicks)

so today we were cuddling and i got a good straight on shot- no wattles- but then hell we barely got feathers
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this bird was half bald a couple weeks ago


4 weeks old
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Today at 7 weeks
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such a homely little chicken LOL
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lol silkies always go through that "homely odd duckling" stage. its too funny - the akward teenage stage.

I normally would say at 7 weeks its too early to tell, silkies typically it can take quite awhile. But if I had to hazard a guess witht he comb popping up and I see waddles developing already - I'm pretty sure you got a lil boy. BUT because its a beardless, I might be wrong! so don't hold me to it!
 
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SIGH 'm going to have the best Roo coop i love em all too much to get rid of them. though they might go to friend who s getting into some breeding. when your limited to 5 'ish' (OK 3 but with chicken math) 2-3 roo's sucks *sigh*

I guess pippa is gunna be PIper or something LOL
 

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