The EE braggers thread!!!

[dan26552]

Same rooster just several months difference in maturity.

 

[Roo5]

So males and females have different coloring?I have 4 week old chicks,3 being Easter eggers.I defiantly think I have s few roosters

 

[Chickassan]

Thank you very much, she's a nice little girl as well. Trips me out how she only has her mother's coloration on her head and beard, underneath the brown feathers she is indeed blue.

She’s pretty.

 

[Roo5]

This is my three, thinking the lightest and the darker one are both boys based on behavior and looks.

It’s hard to see but his comb has come in and is getting darker.

this is the one who likes to fight.He/she side wings me often and even pecks at my hands and has a very roostetly stance and very watchful.

I think this is a pullet.Most pretty skittish,and avoids sparring.

 

[Chickassan]

Not so much different coloration as the location of coloration like a bird with red shoulder patches is male. A female could be red anywhere else but if it is just the shoulders its a boy.
EE are such a variety of colors though you don't always get patch luxury. But iv'e noticed these guys display gender stance early and heavy. Boys stand like boys and girls like girls.
I think you're spot on with yours two males one female.

So males and females have different coloring?I have 4 week old chicks,3 being Easter eggers.I defiantly think I have s few roosters

 

[Roo5]

Sounds good,I guess atleast ik I’m capable of sexing them.

 

[Roo5]

Somewhat better pic of comb

 

[Roo5]

Above chick also has three rows, other one I can’t tell looks like it still has to grow in.

 

[Cynthia12]

A baby EE.

 

[Chickassan]

Three rows on a pea comb that is a steadfast male sign.
Just one ridge is female so yeah, you're pretty good at sexing EEs a natural.

Above chick also has three rows, other one I can’t tell looks like it still has to grow in.