Three hens? Three Ameraucanas, or are they EE?

[TheOddOneOut]

Yeah, any "Ameraucana/Americana" that is not a pure, standard color (solid white, lavender, black, etc) with proper gray legs and comb/muffs is an EE, or a mutt.

First bird is a boy. Second may be too, I'd like to see his/her comb to be sure either way.

 

[lillykew]

Nobody sells real Ameraucana "on the cheap."

Yeah, I was mostly being silly

 

[lillykew]

Yeah, any "Ameraucana/Americana" that is not a pure, standard color (solid white, lavender, black, etc) with proper gray legs and comb/muffs is an EE, or a mutt.

First bird is a boy. Second may be too, I'd like to see his/her comb to be sure either way.

I'm curious what specifically says "cockerel" about the first bird; I have my own theories but I'm interested in other people's thoughts.

The second bird (Aka) doesn't have a comb, it's just kindof a bare patch of skin

 

[TheOddOneOut]

I'm curious what specifically says "cockerel" about the first bird; I have my own theories but I'm interested in other people's thoughts.

The second bird (Aka) doesn't have a comb, it's just kindof a bare patch of skin

Patchy coloration, reddish leakage, black neck, overall a very male-specific coloration. Thick legs. Also, big red comb. I’m 100% sure that’s a male because you just will not see female EEs colored like that.