Silver laced wyandotte pullet or cockeral

[chickencheeper]

13 weeks on Tuesday sorry for the typp

It’s ok. Lol, I guess I’ve got to improve my age calculations

 

[cacklemama]

Then definitely a pullet

All 3

 

[cacklemama]

The blotchy white spot on the top wing of Lana pink is indicative of male. Females will have nice clear lacing while males will get a blotchy or large white bar type appearance there.

13 weeks on tuesday

 

[chicken4prez]

Pullet.

 

[PlymouthRockExpert]

It's definitely a Cockrel. you can tell by the saddle feathers by the way they flow down around the tail feathers! Trus me I have had ALOT of Cockrel identifying experience!!!

 

[cacklemama]

It's definitely a Cockrel. you can tell by the saddle feathers by the way they flow down around the tail feathers! Trus me I have had ALOT of Cockrel identifying experience!!!

So Callie purple is Carl?

 

[lomine]

Lana pink may be a cockerel. Basing that on the blotchy white spot and uneven lacing. The others look like pullets.

I don’t see any pointy saddle feathers.

 

[EggSighted4Life]

I would know for sure if I knew the weeks, but seems to be pullets, 5-7 weeks maybe?

I know the age question has been answered already...

I just wanna know what kind of bird you have that are that feathered in by 5-7 weeks?

But now I see that is an area you are still practicing! Me too.

To me (and I'm definitely not always right), purple might be a late blooming cockerel. Though I can't make out pointy saddle feathers yet, it's how it doesn't form what we call a "hen bump". Starting to be fuller a little farther up the back. Where as males their saddle feathers often kinda lay flat around the tail. I would expect it to be much redder in the comb and waddles. Are you able to get a better picture of the saddle feathers? Those DON'T lie.

Blue looks possibly female. And pink still male.

 

[cacklemama]

I know the age question has been answered already...

I just wanna know what kind of bird you have that are that feathered in by 5-7 weeks?

But now I see that is an area you are still practicing! Me too.

To me (and I'm definitely not always right), purple might be a late blooming cockerel. Though I can't make out pointy saddle feathers yet, it's how it doesn't form what we call a "hen bump". Starting to be fuller a little farther up the back. Where as males their saddle feathers often kinda lay flat around the tail. I would expect it to be much redder in the comb and waddles. Are you able to get a better picture of the saddle feathers? Those DON'T lie.

Blue looks possibly female. And pink still male.

I can post pictures tomorrow. They will be 16 weeks tomorrow.

 

[cacklemama]

I know the age question has been answered already...

I just wanna know what kind of bird you have that are that feathered in by 5-7 weeks?

But now I see that is an area you are still practicing! Me too.

To me (and I'm definitely not always right), purple might be a late blooming cockerel. Though I can't make out pointy saddle feathers yet, it's how it doesn't form what we call a "hen bump". Starting to be fuller a little farther up the back. Where as males their saddle feathers often kinda lay flat around the tail. I would expect it to be much redder in the comb and waddles. Are you able to get a better picture of the saddle feathers? Those DON'T lie.

Blue looks possibly female. And pink still male.

Lana pink

Callie purple

Allie blue