What sex are these?

[RoosterWhisperer]

Here is the most recent photo I hadView attachment 2386254

Thanks for the pic!
It might be, I'll do some more detective work for you if you like!

 

[RoosterWhisperer]

Her legs are pink so chances are good then! Many breeds are used to create olive eggers. You just need a dark brown egg laying parent and a blue egg laying parent. That is why there is such variety in the way they look. They are not a breed but rather a hybrid.

I love your avatar signature!
Don’t look back, you’re not going that way.
Such good advice!

 

[crazychicken-chickk]

Thanks for the pic!
It might be, I'll do some more detective work for you if you like!

Thank you so much! I would really appreciate it.

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Nice detective work @FuzzyCritters!
You might be right, cuckoo Marans usually have pink/gray legs!
I had a Cuckoo Maran mix, but he recently died...

Yes but so do barred olive eggers that are created from cuckoo marans.

 

[RoosterWhisperer]

Thank you so much! I would really appreciate it.

Of course!
I'll see what I can find out!
It may not be tonight though...

 

[RoosterWhisperer]

I found this out though...
Feather sexing is another easy way to determine the gender of chicks. Surprisingly, female chicks typically have wing feathers before they hatch. Young roosters do not begin to develop their wing feathers until a few days after they hatch.

 

[RoosterWhisperer]

Take a look at this, if you can get a pic of how they are standing, this might help

Not mine

 

[crazychicken-chickk]

Take a look at this, if you can get a pic of how they are standing, this might help
View attachment 2386261
Not mine

Ok sounds good, I will try to get a good photo, hopefully I can.

 

[RoosterWhisperer]

Thank you!
I'd love to help you, as I like to know whether I am getting hens or roos as well!

 

[crazychicken-chickk]

Thank you!
I'd love to help you, as I like to know whether I am getting hens or roos as well!

Yes! I wouldn’t mind a rooster but I would prefer hens.