Sexing d'uccles

[MsDaisy]

So I have four mille fleurs that are a month old and wanted other peoples thoughts on what they're.

 

[Alexandra33]

Pretty hard to tell without natural lighting. But from what I can see, all are looking like pullets except so far except for #3.
My d'Uccle cockerels were pretty evident by this age....they develop early.

~Alex

 

[MsDaisy]

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Pretty hard to tell without natural lighting. But from what I can see, all are looking like pullets except so far except for #3.
My d'Uccle cockerels were pretty evident by this age....they develop early.

~Alex

Thats what i was thinking

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Please post pics in natural daylight of their combs at six weeks.

 

[happarose]

I've seen several posts now saying that d'uccle cockerels are pretty obvious at three weeks so...hoping that means my three week old babies are all girls?

 

[drumstick diva]

They are so stinkin' adorable- each & every one. I'm guessing pullets

 

[happarose]

Thanks, and I hope you're right!

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

I've seen several posts now saying that d'uccle cockerels are pretty obvious at three weeks so...hoping that means my three week old babies are all girls? View attachment 1411375 View attachment 1411376 View attachment 1411377 View attachment 1411378 View attachment 1411379

That just means that cockerels can be obvious at that age. Most of them mature at the regular age though. I don't see any boys right now, but they really are too young. Post pics of combs at six weeks.

 

[Alexandra33]

These cuties are slightly young yet to know for sure. None scream cockerel right now, though.
Every bird matures at a different rate, so where my little men have developed quickly, others might not.

~Alex

 

[happarose]

Back again! My babies are now six weeks old, and I think they might all be girls. There's a couple the colouring makes me think maybe boys but none have any significant comb development so still not sure. What do you think? Two pictures of each.