Please please please

[danceswithronin]

Woot woot!!! She is on the small side too from what I read about the breed.

Here is a cockerel of the same age - notice the difference in the shading of the red in the comb/wattles and the shape of the tail.

 

[Mybackyardpeepers]

Here is a cockerel of the same age - notice the difference in the shading of the red in the comb/wattles and the shape of the tail.
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Beautiful!!! Her comb thank goodness is not that dark red. I tried to get a good butt picture as I know tail feathers may help.

 

[danceswithronin]

Beautiful!!! Her comb thank goodness is not that dark red. I tried to get a good butt picture as I know tail feathers may help.

I think cockerels have darker/less uniform markings than LB pullets in the hackles and saddle as well.

 

[Mybackyardpeepers]

I think cockerels have darker/less uniform markings than LB pullets in the hackles and saddle as well.

Ok. Her comb just looks wide and with it turning pink about 6-7 weeks I have been really worried.

 

[BarredRockMommy]

Defininitly light brahma and looks to be a pullet. Our friend's males have had reddened combs already and they are 4 or 5 weeks old i think now.

 

[Mybackyardpeepers]

Defininitly light brahma and looks to be a pullet. Our friend's males have had reddened combs already and they are 4 or 5 weeks old i think now.

 

[CaramelKittey]

Hi! Definitely a pullet!
She is really pretty! I love the feathered feet!

Here is a picture of a 6 week old Millie Fluer D’uccle cockerel. As you can see, his comb is much bigger and much more red. And he is 6 weeks old!

Beautiful hen! Hope this helps!

 

[Mybackyardpeepers]

Hi! Definitely a pullet!
She is really pretty! I love the feathered feet!

Here is a picture of a 6 week old Millie Fluer D’uccle cockerel. As you can see, his comb is much bigger and much more red. And he is 6 weeks old!

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Beautiful hen! Hope this helps!

thank you, thank you!

 

[BarredRockMommy]

Hi! Definitely a pullet!
She is really pretty! I love the feathered feet!

Here is a picture of a 6 week old Millie Fluer D’uccle cockerel. As you can see, his comb is much bigger and much more red. And he is 6 weeks old!

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Beautiful hen! Hope this helps!

WOW! I have never seen any bantam except silkies in person, but those feet are HUGE!!!!

 

[Mybackyardpeepers]

WOW! I have never seen any bantam except silkies in person, but those feet are HUGE!!!!

Lol I was thinking the same thing about him!!!