Which of our chickens are male and which are female?

[aussiejbl]

New to this. I have a feeling that at least one is a rooster but im not sure but really need to find out as we are not allowed to have roosters here and would like to organise a new safe home before it's too late.

I have numbered for ease of answer. Could you also please explain to
Me for each, what about each makes the chicken a male or a female because the more I read elsewhere, the more confused I get.

Thanks xx

Here is a lighter photo of number 3

This is a close up of number 1.

And this is a close up of number 4.

 

[Wyandottes7]

New to this. I have a feeling that at least one is a rooster but im not sure but really need to find out as we are not allowed to have roosters here and would like to organise a new safe .Probably a cockerel.
Pullet.
Probably a pullet, but a better, less dark photo would help.
Thinking cockerel. Age would help.
Thinking pullet.
Thinking pullet.
Also thinking pullet.

 

[aussiejbl]

Ok number 1, 3, 4 and 6 were all hatched around the 8th October, and 2, 5 and 7 were hatched around mid September.

 

[Wyandottes7]

Ok number 1, 3, 4 and 6 were all hatched around the 8th October, and 2, 5 and 7 were hatched around mid September.

Then I would say that #4 and #1 are males.

 

[aussiejbl]

Please see entry again

 

[aussiejbl]

It's funny that you should say that because #1 Gloria and #4 Lee-Loo act more aggressive than the rest.

 

[Toddrick]

Basically with most breeds, if they have a raised red comb and wattles appearing at an early age, then it is definitely a cockerel. Pullets tend to keep their combs yellow and small until they near laying age.

 

[donrae]

1 and 4 are cockerels. 5-7 aren't screaming rooster, but the pics don't show the birds really well.