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That's about all I can say at the moment. The wider white stripes occur only in males because only males can have two copies of the barring gene. Now, that doesn't mean that the others are certainly female. There is still plenty of time for them to start looking like boys.@junebugenna
Ok, taking pics of chicks is NOT easy.
Going to show you what I have- MAYBE, you might be able to help me figure out who might be cockerels.
Cockerel, wide strips of white barring is pretty male specific.
Need a better body pic, but if this one has wide white stripes, it's a boy
Probably the most obvious cockerel you've got. Wide white stripes and a fairly developed comb.
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A joke for you !
That's about all I can say at the moment. The wider white stripes occur only in males because only males can have two copies of the barring gene. Now, that doesn't mean that the others are certainly female. There is still plenty of time for them to start looking like boys.
All are red/gold base color birds with mottling. I believe that jubilee and speckled are the same thing (partridge with mahogany and mottling), but with a different name, depending on the breed. Mille Fleur is buff columbian with mottling.What is the difference between "speckled", "jubilee", and "mille fleur"? Are they the same patterns, genetic-wise, with darker or lighter base colors? Or are they actually different like BBS vs lavender?