What's this noise? Do I have a rooster?

[TheDuckGuy]

Hi all!

While my husband was outside this morning one of our girls (*hopefully*) made the strangest noise and we're beginning to wonder if we may actually have a cockerel on our hands...I'm including a video in the hopes that someone can tell me what it is and if she just decided she wanted to be unusually noisy today. They're all about 13.5 weeks.

Here's a new link: https://photos.app.goo.gl/nA9ag97LzZhW4MBy8 Not sure if this one will work either, but figured I'd try again.

Attaching pics, too, in case they'll help! They're not the best pics because these girls like to move LOL

I can see the video definitely sound like a crow besides all seems to be pullets besides 3 is a little fishy

 

[cluckmecoop7]

Yeah sounds like a new cockerel. But the thing is none of your *girls* look like *boys* lol

 

[FL_chick]

Thanks to everyone who has responded so far! Here are some others of Scarlett just in case they'll be helpful for those wondering about #3

 

[Painted Calls]

I think @Overo Mare said she has a hen that crows in the morn and lays in the afternoon

I do! Rona started crowing when she was around 8 months old. She crows every morning. If she sees or hears me though she won't do it. Hence the sneaky video from the bathroom window.

She lays 5-6 days a week.

 

[FL_chick]

I do! Rona started crowing when she was around 8 months old. She crows every morning. If she sees or hears me though she won't do it. Hence the sneaky video from the bathroom window.

She lays 5-6 days a week.

That's too funny!! I had seen that some pullets/hens crow, but I wasn't sure if that's even what this was an attempt at, haha.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

All look to be pullets! In the video it definitely sounds like a crow. Typically younger pullets won't crow, but it's not unheard of, especially with no other cockerels or roosters around! I had a hen start to crow every morning once my rooster was rehomed. A bit unusual but I wouldn't worry that any are cockerels