wyandotte ID for 7 new chicks

[Tiana's chickens]

View attachment 1231154 Here are the chicks at a week old

So cute!! Not sure if it will be the same for your chicks but when I bred some silver lace Wyandottes, the male chicks had lighter heads

 

[JRoar]

Hope it holds true. We have 2 with a very light color head

 

[JRoar]

Two weeks old. Starting to see some Rose comb on a few of them. We have one chick that has much darker feathering and is also the runt. Any input on sex at this point would be appreciated.

 

[ChickNanny13]

Way too young ... Watch how the combs, I've found the wider ones to be cockerels & narrower pullets, pullets tend to feather out faster, combs turning pinker sooner cockerels. 6 - 8wks are more accurate guessing

 

[Tiana's chickens]

Hmmm very hard to tell. Please do post more soon

 

[drumstick diva]

Much to young to evaluate, pictures at 8 weeks of age would be much more telling

 

[eggciting eggs]

Your hen looks like a blue laced red wyandotte or a blue laced gold wyandotte. But she looks more BLRW to me. you could get a BLGW.

 

[Tiana's chickens]

Your hen looks like a blue laced red wyandotte or a blue laced gold wyandotte. But she looks more BLRW to me. you could get a BLGW.

I've found it depends on where you live as to what you call a BLR/G or splash laced red/gold. I've noticed a lot of people call both white lacing and blue lacing blue but where I come from a blue laced bird is called a blue lace and a white laced bird is called a splash lace. So to me, Jroars breeding hen is a splash laced gold and her daughter is a blue laced red

 

[Tiana's chickens]

Hey just curious how the chick are looking

 

[ChickNanny13]