Possible cockeral.. Bantam chick.

[2 many chickens]

Not the best of photos but they never sit still. Here's one I feel is a cockerel.. look at the redness? They are almost 5 weeks old.

and here's another..

And one of the gang.. just for fun lol

I have 2 one year old EE roos but for the life of me I can't remember what they looked like as young ones.

 

[2 many chickens]

P.S I see auto correct made cockeral instead of cockerel lmao

 

[drumstick diva]

The two you have identified as cockerels, looks that way to me also.

 

[JedJackson]

#2, the single comb bird with dark feathers coming in at the breast, is a definite cockerel. The Wyandotte in pic 1 is probably a cockerel but it could turn out to be a pullet, so give it time. Sometimes Wyandottes will show red in the comb at a very early age and still turn out to be pullets. Must be a genetic thing. Photos of its back and shoulders would help, but wait a week or two.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

The two you have identified as cockerels, looks that way to me also.

agreed

 

[Chicken Girl1]

#2, the single comb bird with dark feathers coming in at the breast, is a definite cockerel. The Wyandotte in pic 1 is probably a cockerel but it could turn out to be a pullet, so give it time. Sometimes Wyandottes will show red in the comb at a very early age and still turn out to be pullets. Must be a genetic thing. Photos of its back and shoulders would help, but wait a week or two.

I think it is a Silver Sebright

 

[JedJackson]

I think it is a Silver Sebright

You're probably right. I still couldn't say with certainty what sex it is, although I would expect a silver Seabrite pullet to have some purple/mulberry in the comb and wattles. But I'd still wait a while on it to be sure.