What do you think of this tricky bird?

[MN Chicken]

These are the best I can get. She is pretty skittish and got really riled up that I was holding her. She got really flushed the second I picked her up.

 

[MN Chicken]

I was hoping for a body shot that was closer so I could see the shape of the feathers.

The coloration is not a normal hen color , but like has been said it doesn't really ok like a cockerel either.......

 

[enola]

I am going to guess late developing cockerel.....

Please let us know if he/she crows or lays an egg!!

 

[MN Chicken]

Well, with brand new neon orange triangle shaped feathers as of today on the saddle...I think you are right. If anyone in MN wants a GORGEOUS ee boy, please let me know!

 

[BakerzDozen]

cockeral like this one

 

[Frindizzle]

Yeah, I agree with the people who say cockerel. I see you want to sell him? You might want to join your state thread, people on their might want him.

 

[MN Chicken]

Thank you! I hadn't thought of that! He is going to be really amazing looking, I've never seen a bird with this coloring before.

 

[Frindizzle]

Thank you! I hadn't thought of that! He is going to be really amazing looking, I've never seen a bird with this coloring before.

He is very gorgeous. You should have no problem selling him to a great home.

 

[BakerzDozen]

Pullet. I wonder about this crowing and dominance. I have four young serama roosters and three have been crowing for many weeks. The strongest and biggest has never crowed-odd. He's definitely a rooster-courts the hens etc. Just no crowing. This is a picture of my noncrower from last week.

Such a cutie.

 

[nchls school]

Such a cutie.

He started crowing a few days ago. Two are going to have to go to new homes; four crowers is just too many; and the silkie roosters haven't started crowing yet!