I think it’s a boy but wait for someone with more experience to confirm! I really really hope it’s a girl so you can keep your sweet chick!View attachment 3777120View attachment 3777124View attachment 3777121View attachment 3777122hi there everyone! this is my first post, i am new to raising chickens. i have some photos here of a young black australorp chick who just turned 5-week old today and i would appreciate any help with identifying its sex! i got my flock as day-old chicks from a hatchery and she's supposedly a female, but i am a little concerned due to her comb is looking kinda pink and her wattles are starting to show.
because i live in the city in close quarters with neighbors on both sides of my yard, i cannot keep a rooster. she is so, so sweet and cuddly, i would be heartbroken if she turned out to be a he!
thank you all for your help
. She looks really close to my cookie❤
*Australorps*I raised australorp a year or so back and I'm leaning pullet
thank you! me too, i would be so devastated. she is my absolute favorite
stunning girl!!! thank you so much, i have my fingers crossed. my girl is so calm and friendly, she lets me hold her like a glass of red wine lolhello and welcome!
I feel that it has equal chances being a male or female.
I think it may look more like a roo though, but I would wait and see just in case
View attachment 3777140I have a black Australorp named Phyllis, this is a pic of her at I'm guessing around 2 months old, although I have no idea.
This is her now.
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Hope this helps.
She is so cute
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