Wyandottes and Mille fleur D'uccles UPDATE!!New Pictures!

[Attack Chicken]

These I'm sure are some kind of D'uccles'..but what color are they? I'm thinking mille fleur? I think they are a pair. Atleast I hope.

I'm pretty sure this is a pullet.

These I hatched out from 3 Blue-laced wyandotte eggs and got 3 different colors?! I think 1 is black, 1 might be blue?and the other(if there is such a thing) a splash?!

Here's a better shot of the splash?

Here's Addiedunn's little standard designer chick. He/she is about as big as my bantams. Are guess on the sex?
(the brown one at the side)

 

[love4mychick]

the one you were holding in the first picture i think is a cockerell
in pic 2 i think a hen
number 3 i think is hen coldent see that well
number 4 is a hen most likely
rember it is hard to determin the sex at such a young age so those are 70-90 percent right

 

[Attack Chicken]

So the one in pic 3 that I'm holding might be a hen? and splash as well a hen?

 

[Sillystunt]

The last one your holding looks just like pokey when she was a chick

Here she is now

 

[addiedunn]

Oh, so cute!! That last one has a twin "sister" over here!!

 

[Attack Chicken]

Ok here they are a little older
This was said to be a pullet. She does do the chest bumping with the others but she has a very soft peep

This was said to be the roo. He has no muffs?

Heres the little blue wyandotte

The little black wyandotte (He's so small!!!!!)

And the splash wyandotte. I am hoping this is a girl. She doesn't chestbump. She's a very quiet one.

 

[Attack Chicken]

Anyone?

 

[IN-farmgirl]

Oh, you are so lucky to have D'Uccles! They both look like boys in the older pictures. The girls would not be showing any comb at this age. They are a really sweet breed. I wish I had a whole flock of them....but I just have one.

 

[Attack Chicken]

She had such a small comb though.. She doesn't scream when I pick her up unlike the other one. She's to sweet to be a boy :\\

 

[rachiegirl]

I am certainly no expert, but the first 2 look like boys to me. Sorry.

Beautiful birds, I'd like to have some one day. Temperament (and development) differs from bird to bird, and can have nothing to do what so ever with the sex. I have little boys that are sweet and quiet and some that wail like they're being murdered when held and girls who scream like banshees and are generally unpleasant and some who behave like quiet little ladies when you pick them up. Just depends on the bird.

How old are they?