She hasn't Crowed or produced any eggs but lately the rooster has been mounting her. I don't know If thats an early sign of identifying if she is a female or male.
From the picture it could be female. Not 100% sure.
Maybe this can help identify the gender, my rooster stands really hight and she is low to the ground.
That is another good reason! Looks It is quite difficult to tell the difference between male and female silkie chicks because they take longer to mature than most other chicken breeds; however, once they are mature, males (roosters) and females (hens) do have some distinct differences including: roosters tend to be larger than hens, the comb will be larger on a male than on a female, and males will crow while females will lay eggs. So far looks like a hen. What size is the silkie's comb compared to the roosters comb?
Definitely not true, if there are more roosters then the less dominant rooster may not crow.
Looks like it! Though it may be a bit soon to be sure.
