While we're on black chicks.

mockcherry

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These are probably EE or australorps. But now I can't figure whos who. I guess I initially assumed (and you know what happens) that all my black ones were australorps. But I'm going to go with not. 6.5 weeks.

thanks,
Allison

Chick 1 M/F? Aussie or EE? - sorry this pic isn't great
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chick 2 M/F? Aussie or EE?
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chick 3 M/F? Aussie or EE?
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The top one MAY be a cockerel, the rest look like pullets. . . . They all look like Australorps though. EE's tend to have pea combs, all of those, from the looks of it (not good head shots) have single combs.
 
Yes. They all have single combs. But why does one have a really long tail and the others short or none? I'm never order a straight run again. Nor am I ordering mixed batches. My brain hurts.
 
I have an Australorp pullet. They all look like Australorps to me and the first one looks like a roo, the rest pullets...my best guess!
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Tail length/fullness isn't a good way to determine sex and/or age of chicks. The "rule" regarding feathering just doesn't always apply!
 

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