(S)he's an odd bird...

[TurriGallinas]

Ok. Do I possibly have an asexual bird? Their name is Fig. No comb or wattle. The tail feathers don't perk up in back like the others. I have never seen them in the next boxes since I brought them home a week ago (though that doesn't mean everything, I'm not out there all day) and the rooster seems to not have any interest that I've seen. They are a bit larger than their sisters and gets picked on.

What does one do? Anything I can do to test the egg-laying thing?

 

[RosemaryDuck]

Ok. Do I possibly have an asexual bird? Their name is Fig. No comb or wattle. The tail feathers don't perk up in back like the others. I have never seen them in the next boxes since I brought them home a week ago (though that doesn't mean everything, I'm not out there all day) and the rooster seems to not have any interest that I've seen. They are a bit larger than their sisters and gets picked on.

What does one do? Anything I can do to test the egg-laying thing?
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That's definitely a roo. The tail feathers scream rooster.

 

[TurriGallinas]

That's definitely a roo. The tail feathers scream rooster.

Really?!! Doesn't act like a rooster. The most meek bird in there....

 

[EvaRay1525]

Ok. Do I possibly have an asexual bird? Their name is Fig. No comb or wattle. The tail feathers don't perk up in back like the others. I have never seen them in the next boxes since I brought them home a week ago (though that doesn't mean everything, I'm not out there all day) and the rooster seems to not have any interest that I've seen. They are a bit larger than their sisters and gets picked on.

What does one do? Anything I can do to test the egg-laying thing?
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I would say rooster because of the tail feathers, and because of the pointy hackle feathers.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

That’s a pullet. Her comb is small because she’s young and isn’t laying yet.

 

[TurriGallinas]

That’s a pullet. Her comb is small because she’s young and isn’t laying yet.

If so, she's bigger than all of the other hens and most are laying. I'm extremely new to this though.

 

[EvaRay1525]

That’s a pullet. Her comb is small because she’s young and isn’t laying yet.

I say rooster because I had a rooster that had the tail feathers and hackle feather and no comb.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

If so, she's bigger than all of the other hens and most are laying. I'm extremely new to this though.

Different breeds are different sizes. She’s likely just a larger breed or individual than your other birds.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

I say rooster because I had a rooster that had the tail feathers and hackle feather and no comb.

Green tail feathers and red hackles aren’t male-specific traits.

 

[TurriGallinas]

Only other pic I have right now. The feet are half yellowish unlike the grey or white of all the others.