The crowing FEMALE sebright

I don't know for sure, but I'd say its a cockerel. This is one of my Silver Sebright pullets and then my Silver Sebright cockerel. They are 15 wks.
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eggs are a surefire way to prove female. A male will never be able to lay. Lack of eggs is a bit of a fuzzy area though.

If it's important to know, a DNA test is available:
https://orders.iqbirdtesting.com/order-bird-dna-test/

But if it isn't a big deal either way, I would just save the money and be patient. These things usually become more obvious with time (although less obvious in Sebrights than in many other breeds, because of Sebrights being henfeathered.)
 

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