Still unsure about these two

[Watermelonchickens]

Could anybody help me with gender and breed of these two? I would really appreciate

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

Easter egger or olive egger pullets

 

[Watermelonchickens]

Easter egger or olive egger pullets

Wow thank you, I was so sure the white one was a roo

 

[WingItRanch]

They're so cute! Agree they look like Crested Cream Legbar crosses.

They are both female.

 

[Watermelonchickens]

They're so cute! Agree they look like Crested Cream Legbar crosses.

They are both female.

Thank you! I've posted the white one on a thread before and they said roo, but it was quite young. It has changed a lot since.

 

[WingItRanch]

Thank you! I've posted the white one on a thread before and they said roo, but it was quite young. It has changed a lot since.

It's usually much easier to tell when they're older. I bet the reason people thought she was male was because she had larger comb. Some breeds have naturally large combs for both sexes (like legbars). The color of the comb is important, though. These two are still pale. If they were cockerels, they'd be bright red early on from hormones.

 

[Watermelonchickens]

It's usually much easier to tell when they're older. I bet the reason people thought she was male was because she had larger comb. Some breeds have naturally large combs for both sexes (like legbars). The color of the comb is important, though. These two are still pale. If they were cockerels, they'd be bright red early on from hormones.

Good to know, we have more chickens so I will pay closer attention to comb coloring. Thanks a lot