Sexing help please!

[ShrekDawg]

Hahaha I'll keep an eye on number 5.

And you said to keep an eye on 1 and 3?

Good idea and yes although looking again, I really think they’re females.

 

[livlogik]

Ok awesome thank you and cat I appreciate you guys. I'll keep an eye on them.

When usually do they become really noticable if they are male and female?

Sorry for all the questions Im fairly new to this

 

[ShrekDawg]

Ok awesome thank you and cat I appreciate you guys. I'll keep an eye on them.

When usually do they become really noticable if they are male and female?

Sorry for all the questions Im fairly new to this

No problem!!!!

And you should probably know for sure in a few weeks or if one starts crowing

And that’s okay!!!!

 

[livlogik]

No problem!!!!

And you should probably know for sure in a few weeks or if one starts crowing

And that’s okay!!!!

Hahaha ok sounds good thanks so much!

 

[ShrekDawg]

Hahaha ok sounds good thanks so much!

No problem!!!!

 

[thecatumbrella]

My sister had them from her classroom. They hatch them every year. So it was random

I think you're running pretty good odds then! Very cool, eclectic bunch of birds.

 

[livlogik]

I think you're running pretty good odds then! Very cool, eclectic bunch of birds.

Thanks! Do you guys by any chance know the breeds I'm curious

 

[BigBlueHen53]

This might help:

 

[thecatumbrella]

Thanks! Do you guys by any chance know the breeds I'm curious

@ShrekDawg @The Moonshiner Come back!

I'm horrible at breed ID, but 2 is a Cream Legbar and 3 is some sort of Americauna/Egger. I'm probably not even spelling Americauna right!

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Of course those are mature birds in that graphic but at least you can become familiar with the terminology and location of the gender-identifying feathers.