Tell me it ain’t so!!

[Txpollock]

Did you look for male saddle feathers under the rounded feathers like the picture I shared in my previous post? If you don't see any, I would assume pullet until proven otherwise.

I will be checking today and will post pics.

 

[Txpollock]

I had a lavender Orpington that I was convinced was a roo. The amazing people on this site were about 50/50 on gender. Waddles and comb both developed early and prominent and behavior had me suspicious. She started laying eggs just last week. Fingers crossed for you to have the same outcome!

I really hope so because this bird is just the sweetest but I don’t need 2 Roos less I keep 2 flocks which just means double everything. My current Roos gets mighty uptight when there is another Roo around!

 

[Txpollock]

Did you look for male saddle feathers under the rounded feathers like the picture I shared in my previous post? If you don't see any, I would assume pullet until proven otherwise.

Here are the pictures of what I hope are the saddle feathers. I also got a couple more since hubby was holding her()! Not sure if wing feathers give any indication but I took one of that just in case.