Pullet or Roo? (UPDATED PHOTOS)

[CorvidLady]

Hello everyone, I posted here several weeks ago asking your best guess as to the gender of a trio of 13/14 week old chickens, 2 Ameraucanas and a GLW.
I'm about 99% certain that the Wyandotte is a roo, and pretty sure that our blue Ameraucana is a hen, but the black Ameraucana is giving me pause.
She's very large compared to the others, even larger than the GLW. I may be returning the roo this weekend, and I just want to avoid a second hour long trip if I can. Lol

Looking forward to your opinions!

Thank you!

 

[Wyandottes7]

We'll need closer photos of each individual bird to tell for sure. The black Ameraucana does appear to have some suspicious looking tail feathers, but I can't tell for sure. From here, the Blue Ameraucana does look like a possible pullet. I can't see the Wyandotte well enough.

 

[CorvidLady]

I realized after uploading that this probably wasn't the best photo. I'll try and grab done better ones.

 

[CorvidLady]

GLW (Roo, right?):





Black Ameraucana (?):





Blue Ameraucana (Fairly sure this is a hen):

 

[Wyandottes7]

The Wyandotte is a rooster. The Blue Ameraucana is a pullet. For now, I'm thinking pullet on the Black Ameraucana.

 

[BantamLover21]

Yes, the Golden Laced Wyandotte is a rooster. I'm thinking the other two are pullets, for now.

 

[fshinggrl]

Yes, golden laced Wyandotte is a rooster and I don't like all that red on a 13/14 week old bird. To me that says rooster, but I'm not seeing any feathers to back it up. Black is hard...

 

[CorvidLady]

Thanks everyone. The chickens are actually closer to 20 weeks now (in these photos). They were about 13 weeks when I first posted them.

I'm hoping that the black hen is just displaying more red because she's getting close to laying.

 

[donrae]

I think the glw is your only cockerel.

 

[CorvidLady]

That'd be a relief. I hope so!