Most of the time when sexing birds that aren't solid coloring like black, white, or buff, the feather pattern is a huge clue. Usually in pullets, the color ties in with the ones next to it. The most similar idea I can think of is the "blur" effect in Photoshop. Anything that doesn't really fit in, especially on wings, back, and shoulders, usually means male!
So any random splotches signal male? Good to know!Most of the time when sexing birds that aren't solid coloring like black, white, or buff, the feather pattern is a huge clue. Usually in pullets, the color ties in with the ones next to it. The most similar idea I can think of is the "blur" effect in Photoshop. Anything that doesn't really fit in, especially on wings, back, and shoulders, usually means male!
