What colors are these and which are roo’s?

[BCochins]

 

[nuthatched]

Pretty colors, not sure on type but anything with a red comb or shoulders is a dude. The 3rd and 5th one are your only pullets.

 

[JedJackson]

The one in the large picture and the one in the first thumbnail picture have similar coloring. I think it is not a pure color but a mix of different colors. Is that the same bird? I think both are cockerels.

The next, with buff and black coloring, also appears to be a mix of colors to me. It is a pullet.

Next you have a group of three. One white cockerel, one calico cockerel, and a calico pullet in back.

The black and white one that comes next is a pullet. I think it is of mixed coloring as well.

Finally, a white cockerel.

 

[Holdthechicken]

The one in the large picture and the one in the first thumbnail picture have similar coloring. I think it is not a pure color but a mix of different colors. Is that the same bird? I think both are cockerels.

The next, with buff and black coloring, also appears to be a mix of colors to me. It is a pullet.

Next you have a group of three. One white cockerel, one calico cockerel, and a calico pullet in back.

The black and white one that comes next is a pullet. I think it is of mixed coloring as well.

Finally, a white cockerel.

I would also guess the barred bird to the left of the group of three may potentially be a cockerel as well.

 

[BCochins]

Pretty colors, not sure on type but anything with a red comb or shoulders is a dude. The 3rd and 5th one are your only pullets.

They are bantam Cochins

 

[BCochins]

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The one in the large picture and the one in the first thumbnail picture have similar coloring. I think it is not a pure color but a mix of different colors. Is that the same bird? I think both are cockerels.

The next, with buff and black coloring, also appears to be a mix of colors to me. It is a pullet.

Next you have a group of three. One white cockerel, one calico cockerel, and a calico pullet in back.

The black and white one that comes next is a pullet. I think it is of mixed coloring as well.

Finally, a white cockerel.

the two that look the same are different. One has more of a comb and other has a much smaller/yellowish, but red waddle... that is the one I can't tell but suspect it is a cockerel

 

[JedJackson]

t

the two that look the same are different. One has more of a comb and other has a much smaller/yellowish, but red waddle... that is the one I can't tell but suspect it is a cockerel

Okay, I wasn't sure. It seems like a male specific color pattern, but I am not 100% sure. Unless someone else knows, you'll probably have to wait a while longer.