Both pullets. Andalusians can be fast to mature. The Blue is an even, uniform shade without the dark patches of a male. And the back feathers are very round and girly. No trace of male saddle feathers coming in.I have 2 blue andalucians that are about 12 wheeks old in this pictures, one of them developed the comb and waddles a lot faster thatn the other.
Barred Rock cockerel.8 week old rescue chick, assuming BR breed.
The behavior is dominance related, not gender related. You have one cockerel, and one pullet.8-week-old speckled sussex. The one on the right in the top picture has already been deemed a rooster on here. But now he's starting to act rooster-y with the one on the left, as they jump up at each other like they want to throw down. So I'm guessing both are roosters. But I've never had a rooster, so maybe they're just playing.
Cockerel, without a doubt. There are the dark red shoulder patches and male saddle feathers.We thought this was a hen, but now we're second guessing ourselves. I'm hoping it's a hen, but I think its probably a rooster. 14 weeks old
Need a better photo. The shadows are distorting the coloring.10 week old Gold Brabanter, I think he's growing saddle feathers.
