Sex these Easter Egg Chicks PLEEAASSEEE

[FrizzleDizzle]

Hello. So I know this is going to be really obvious for you guys, but I typically only have silkies and Cornish so I'm not such an expert at this. These are my Easter Egger whatever chicks. They are about 11 weeks old or so. Soooo do I have a boy and a girl or what??

 

[Michael OShay]

The bottom two pictures are rather distant for sexing. Can you get closer shots? Also, could you get a shot of the top chicken's tail?

 

[FrizzleDizzle]

Did you click on the pics to make them bigger? Do you still want closer?

 

[Michael OShay]

Did you click on the pics to make them bigger? Do you still want closer?

I did click on the picks but still couldn't tell for sure, although I'm fairly certain that the dark one is a roo.

 

[Griffinsong]

You appear to have two cockerels.

The white one is a typical cockerel color with the red spotting on the wings.

Though the brown one's type of pattern is usually seen on pullets, the huge comb, breaks in the pattern, and darker reddish patches on the wings make it clear he is a cockerel.

 

[Michael OShay]

I did click on the picks but still couldn't tell for sure, although I'm fairly certain that the dark one is a roo.

Correction, I mean the light one is a roo. My mistake. The dark one may be too.

 

[Rocky Rhodes]

Its hard to say for sure from the pics, but I think they are both cockerels also.

 

[FrizzleDizzle]

Uggggghhhhh. I thought the white one is a boy. I was hoping the brown one wasn't.
This is the best I can do right now. Getting too dark. The first pick is both of them, and the second is obviously only the brown one (hiding in the Cornish and silkies).

 

[BantamLover21]

The dark one and the light one both look like cockerels to me.

 

[Michael OShay]

Thanks the new picks are better. I can see the tails well. Both are roos.