Please tell me that me and my sister where imagining it...

[Cats Critters]

And there was no crowing coming from my room this morning, where I'm housing my three new female bantam cochins.

So anyway to was a baby sissy crow and I think it was from one of the younger two

The Buff one (I really need to name them) who is about 13 months old and I'm almost 100% positive she is female, she was broody for her former owner:

The black and white mottled about 3 months old, who is my main suspect due to his redder comb and the fact I've been calling "her" a he on accident since I got them:

The pretty little white one, also 3 months and I think a pullet and not the crower:

So what are you thinking?

 

[juliechick]

Well, the buff and the white look like pullets for sure, so it must be the Mottled one. However, it doesn't look very "roosterish" to me.

 

[georgialee]

I'd say it's the mottled, though usually by 3 months Roos are very evident with bantam Cochins.

 

[zookeeper15133]

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But if you look at the mottled ones comb compared to the white one, he is the roo.

 

[Cats Critters]

I'm hoping that it was just a weird sound from him/her, but it happened at least 2 times and sounded a lot like when my full size roosters started crowing. I'll everyone know how it develops and if there is anymore crowing.