*Photo Attached* Please Advise.

[waititout]

yep, has to be a male somewhere! Three months isn't possible at all.

I'm going to throw a few eggs in the incubator next week and see what happens.

 

[Choco Maran]

It sure looks like a hen to me. My EE was big thin and had the most colorful feather. He looked nothing like the one in the picture.

 

[donrae]

The bird pictured here is a hen, no question. How about pics of your other birds?

 

[thebanthams]

What beautiful daughters! And Gabriel is a handsome Roo!

I had a Daisy go to a Duke,, happens to the best of us!

Good Luck,
MB

we need more pics! this looks just like my hen !!!!

 

[waititout]

A few current shots of my flock...


The Golden Laced (what, I don't know) and the Brown Leghorn.


The New Hampshire Red and the Brown Leghorn.


Any idea which breed this golden laced pullet is? She was sold to me as a "Wyandotte" but by her comb, she is not.

 

[Sphinx]

That's a golden laced wyandotte. Even two show quality wyandottes will occasionally throw a single comb offspring. It happens. She is hatchery quality, and they're more likely to have a single comb. But, it's not a big deal.

Honestly, all of the hens you pictured look absolutely like girls to me. When people were saying your EE was a rooster, I was actually talking out loud to the computer, saying "EE roosters don't come in that color!! That's a girl!!!" and my kids were looking at me even weirder than usual.

Those eggs also look fertilized. No idea how that's possible.

 

[waititout]

A photo of my eggs so far this week. I can distinguish between the eggs as they are all consistent in size and have witnessed which ones were laying when.

I couldn't be more confused at why they look fertilized.



I have three eggs in my incubator to "see what happens". I will update if/when anything grows. Thanks for all the responses! You guys are awesome!

 

[what did I do]

My Amercana that looks like yours is now laying nice green eggs. You have some beautiful hens there.

 

[CluckyCharms]

What on earth is impregnating your hens, then??

You're sure you don't have a neighbor with a curious rooster?

 

[Fettfarm]

How do eggs "Look fertilized"? Please answer!