Two Roos, different combs? Easter Eggers

[Backyardexplorer]

Hi there! Pictured are my two 5.5 week old Easter Egger chickens. Is it likely they are both cockerels, they just have different combs?

First time chicken owner and I’m not sure what to expect! I have suspected cockerel due to the feather coloration and comb development.

 

[wilkinsfarm2020]

I'm seeing pullets!

 

[Backyardexplorer]

I'm seeing pullets!

No way, really??! I was convinced these were both roosters! Due to their feather patterns and comb. I have 4 chickens from the same batch and the other two have zero comb development! Thank you for you comment!

 

[SchwartzLakeFarmNC]

Can you get better pictures of each one, especially from the sides and top? EE's can have single combs, it's not un-normal.
They both look like cockerels based on the lack of pattern and coloration, but single full body pictures would certainly help out.

 

[Backyardexplorer]

Can you get better pictures of each one, especially from the sides and top? EE's can have single combs, it's not un-normal.
They both look like cockerels based on the lack of pattern and coloration, but single full body pictures would certainly help out.

Chicken #1

 

[SchwartzLakeFarmNC]

Cockerel.
I might eat those words in a few weeks, but I've never had one of our EE's feather out like this bird that wasn't a cockerel, but it's close, I'm not 100% but 85%.