Ok, I'm really confused. Please let me know what you think.

[featherz]

are you sure they are seven weeks? My chicks are seven weeks and appear to be much bigger and are fully feathered. Just curious, as I know some breeds may mature more slowly than others..

 

[19hhbelgian]

They look like pullets to me... Maisy might just be a smaller bird. I have a lavander orp that is laying and is a tiny thing for an orp. Lays a nice big egg but is about 1/2 the size of my other orp.

 

[mordarlar]

Thanks for taking the time to look everyone!!!

KristaBeth and featherz: They may be younger. This is my first experience with young chickens and we bought them from a store.


angelique_redhead and monita: Thank you for mentioning the comb. I wasn't sure when they typically start tinting in roos. It looks like they may be three pullets!!! Yay!

19hhbelgian: She is a tiny little thing. The others dwarf her. Does your Lavender Orp have any trouble laying because of her size?

 

[aussieheelr]

all pullets

no worries

 

[Firearia]

I think you have all hens. My BOs are downstairs right now and I can hear then chirping. They're two weeks old and one has big comb developpment and red wattles already. So, I think yours are girls. I'll post Ace after so you can see the difference. But you know, all chickens are different!

 

[3chimama]

They all look like pullets to me...very cute.