What breed/gender are THESE?

[maijuub92]

Here are the two BLR Wyandottes. First the young one. Hoping its a hen, still not sure though.

This is the older one. Her legs are a little pale. Someone I know had told me that if the legs start to look like they were bleached that could mean they are past laying age. The person I had bought them from got them at a auction for me. So I'm not sure how its all going to work out. I would have liked to keep them seperated until I knew that they were fine, but it was a spur of the moment kinda thing and I didn't have time to get it set up.

Thank-you everyone that helps out.

 

[maijuub92]

Here are the two BLR Wyandottes. First the young one. Hoping its a hen, still not sure though.

This is the older one. Her legs are a little pale. Someone I know had told me that if the legs start to look like they were bleached that could mean they are past laying age. The person I had bought them from got them at a auction for me. So I'm not sure how its all going to work out. I would have liked to keep them seperated until I knew that they were fine, but it was a spur of the moment kinda thing and I didn't have time to get it set up.

Thank-you everyone that helps out.

 

[maijuub92]

Here are the two BLR Wyandottes. First the young one. Hoping its a hen, still not sure though.

This is the older one. Her legs are a little pale. Someone I know had told me that if the legs start to look like they were bleached that could mean they are past laying age. The person I had bought them from got them at a auction for me. So I'm not sure how its all going to work out. I would have liked to keep them seperated until I knew that they were fine, but it was a spur of the moment kinda thing and I didn't have time to get it set up.

Thank-you everyone that helps out.

 

[maijuub92]

Here are the two BLR Wyandottes. First the young one. Hoping its a hen, still not sure though.

This is the older one. Her legs are a little pale. Someone I know had told me that if the legs start to look like they were bleached that could mean they are past laying age. The person I had bought them from got them at a auction for me. So I'm not sure how its all going to work out. I would have liked to keep them seperated until I knew that they were fine, but it was a spur of the moment kinda thing and I didn't have time to get it set up.

Thank-you everyone that helps out.

 

[maijuub92]

Sry I'm on my mobile right now and my phone is glitching. Not sure on how to fix the posts. And one of the pictures didn't come through.

 

[popsicle]

I think pale legs usually means she is laying. My hens' legs return to yellow when they molt.

I would be inclined to say the top BLRW is male due to the dark shoulders.

I'm not sure about the other chick--legs and beak look yellowish. Maybe Buff Leghorn?

 

[maijuub92]

Thanks! This is all still a big learning experiance for me. Here is the other pic of the Younger BLR Wyandotte

And I was wondering how I would go about feedind the older hen. With all

 

[maijuub92]

All of then being in the same coop.