What type of Americaunna is this?

[donrae]

It's an Easter egger, and I'm not positive it's a pullet. How old is it? Can you get a comb shot?

 

[speckledhen]

It's an Easter egger, and I'm not positive it's a pullet. How old is it? Can you get a comb shot?

I wasn't, either, positive about the sex, Rachel. Couldn't really tell. I'd also like a better shot of side body and comb as well, for "diagnosis"

 

[chickymamma82]

I wasn't, either, positive about the sex, Rachel. Couldn't really tell. I'd also like a better shot of side body and comb as well, for "diagnosis"

She is about 3 1/2 months. One of the hens pullets that I purchased ended up being a rooster, so it's possible that Blue (that's my EE's name) could be a rooster too.

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[chickymamma82]

 

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[speckledhen]

This photo stops just short of what we need to see. See the circled sections in my photos. Her face looks sort of girly, however, that isn't a great indicator and her coloring is not that common in EE pullets. If you see the fringe of hanging pointy feathers like those below, you have a cockerel:

 

[aoxa]

Here is the egg colour chart for Ameraucanas. It has come in handy for me

The birds in question are EEs.

 

[aoxa]

Sexing by feather shape in EEs (or any breed except for those with the henny feather gene)

 

[chickymamma82]

This photo stops just short of what we need to see. See the circled sections in my photos. Her face looks sort of girly, however, that isn't a great indicator and her coloring is not that common in EE pullets. If you see the fringe of hanging pointy feathers like those below, you have a cockerel: