Pullet or Roo?

[4and20blackbrds]

This is Noodle, we brought her/him home on February 7th. I assume it's around 4 weeks, possibly a bit older as it's larger than my other chicks brought home at the same time. The other day she/he started sprouting black/white or silver neck/chest feathers. I assume she/he is an EE, though was sold as an Ameraucana.

Photos are Feb 12, Feb 21, Mar 3

Last photo is the 4 together, buff orpington, wyandotte, silkie (also have a week old barnevelder). Noodle is at the top.

 

[Saaniya]

This is Noodle, we brought her/him home on February 7th. I assume it's around 4 weeks, possibly a bit older as it's larger than my other chicks brought home at the same time. The other day she/he started sprouting black/white or silver neck/chest feathers. I assume she/he is an EE, though was sold as an Ameraucana.

Photos are Feb 12, Feb 21, Mar 3

Last photo is the 4 together, buff orpington, wyandotte, silkie (also have a week old barnevelder). Noodle is at the top.


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He's personality seems like a lil boy
But we can't predict until 7th week

 

[Brahmachicken240]

Too young to tell.

 

[4and20blackbrds]

Ok, thanks! I’ll come back in a few weeks.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Agreed, too young to tell, and definitely an easter egger, with those green legs.

 

[Gray Farms]

Post new pics in 3-4 weeks

 

[Animals45]

Too Young to tell.

 

[Alexandra33]

Pretty young yet to be sure. Looking forward to an update in another few weeks. Definitely an Easter Egger, as well.

Just a wild guess - from memory, only EEs I raised who feathered in similarly were cockerels. Will be interesting to see if that holds true in your case.

~Alex

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

It is an Easter Egger. However, it is too young to sex. Post pics of the comb at 7 weeks.

 

[drumstick diva]

agree Easter Egger but too young for gender ID