Pullet or cockerel? 4 chicks 6 1/2 weeks old

[Cool_Catrules456]

Ingore the BCM chick she has been sexed a while ago, she is 4 weeks older than the others. (Mother hen loves adopting feed store chicks) heres them together. Sorry it’s blurry, and sorry for the florissant chick, she/he is a special breed of flashlight. Chick one, the one Im thinking is a cockerel.

I could not get a good one ofhis/hercomb. And it is raining at the moment. But I think you can see it in the group one.
Chick 2 unsure. The flashlight chick.

Sorry if its dark, It was threatening to rain when I took these.
Chick three, one im hoping is a female.

My phone loves making the comb look more red than it is. Their comb is more pink than that. Chick four

 

[Cool_Catrules456]

Incase you need a reference, heres their father and mothers. He is an EE and the mothers are Buff orpington, white leghorn,and the GLW.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Until I see comb shots of #1, #4 is the only pullet I can see.

 

[WIchickMama]

I would agree comb shots of #1 would be helpful but with the red leakage coming through that could indicate cockerel. How old are they?

 

[Yard Farmer]

Until I see comb shots of #1, #4 is the only pullet I can see.

X2

 

[Cool_Catrules456]

I would agree comb shots of #1 would be helpful but with the red leakage coming through that could indicate cockerel. How old are they?

Allmost 7 weeks old. And Ill get comb pictures tomorrow. (The tail apears to have sattles so Ill get one of that too on them)

 

[Cool_Catrules456]

If I may ask whats making you think the rest are males? I get the silver one. The comb is red, yet no wattle or sadle development, but it could be a slow developing male. The white chicks comb is slightly dark pink, but no signs of sattles or wattle development. 4 I can see being a pullet with that little development at this age. 1 is likely a male because like I said sattles, and the red leekage. (Combs not red though. Still is yellow.

 

[Cool_Catrules456]

I feel like all the head shots did not show up correctly, I will post more of all of them, as the white ones comb is was more yellow than it shows in the picture.

 

[Cool_Catrules456]

Here I have one from a week ago. Its basically the same but slightly bigger. But the same color.

 

[Cool_Catrules456]

Ingore the BCM chick she has been sexed a while ago, she is 4 weeks older than the others. (Mother hen loves adopting feed store chicks) heres them together. Sorry it’s blurry, and sorry for the florissant chick, she/he is a special breed of flashlight. View attachment 3317498Chick one, the one Im thinking is a cockerel.View attachment 3317500View attachment 3317501 I could not get a good one ofhis/hercomb. And it is raining at the moment. But I think you can see it in the group one.
Chick 2 unsure. The flashlight chick. View attachment 3317502View attachment 3317503View attachment 3317504Sorry if its dark, It was threatening to rain when I took these.
Chick three, one im hoping is a female. View attachment 3317505View attachment 3317506View attachment 3317507My phone loves making the comb look more red than it is. Their comb is more pink than that. Chick four View attachment 3317509View attachment 3317510View attachment 3317508

Forgot to say the parents of the chicks. 1 and 3 are the buff orpington. 4 is the GLW and 2 is the white leghorn.