Guess my babies' sex!

hlauren1015

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Jul 31, 2020
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Ok I spend an unhealthy amount of time with my newest flock lol, I've been trying to figure out what breeds I ended up with from our co-op, 5 are from a breeder so 3 are lavender orpingtons, one is a cochin, and I can't remember what the other one is (kids named her brownie) I originally planned on getting all orpingtons from the breeder but she told me someone had come in and bought all but a few. I got the others from our co-op, we lost one within a few days, I think it was an Easter egger, it had the eyeliner. I believe one is a buff brahma, we got a polish, and of course a leg horn but I'm not sure of the last one. Anyway, I wanted to see what yall thought on the breeds and sex, I'm in the dark on a few of them. Right now they're all loveable, except for the polish, I borderline don't like him, he always acts like I'm trying to eat him even when I hold him. I'm tempted to cut off his head fluff.
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this first one, I'm positive is our alpha rooster, no crowing yet. He's about 11 weeks.
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this 2nd one I feel is a pullet, she also has more of a soft rounded tail compared to the roo.
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this 3rd one confuses me. It's got a red comb, bloomed later than the 1st, it was the smallest of the flock, has a rounded tail, but also likes to pick fights with a few other chicks.
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I don't know what this one is, we got it from the breeder and I'm thinking it's a pullet, the kids call her brownie.
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this is dottie, I think it's a pullet but it's curiosity and friendliness makes me think maybe roo? Also, it's face turns colors. It'll start our a coral orange color then go a lighter color. It's super chatty and loves being held.
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this is puff 🙄 it's a drama queen.
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my sweet ozzy. I am pretty sure she's a girl
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this is Butters. I was positive she was a roo bc she was always the first wanting to come out of her cage to hop right on my arm, puff up, and lay down. She's such a sweet heart. But now that her waddle and comb isn't nearly as red as the others, I'm leaning toward a pullet bc the last time we had leghorns, the roos comb turned redder every day from the day we got them.
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this one is Goldie, she doesn't stay still for pictures, im not sure of her breed or sex, this is actually her at about 8-9 weeks. They're all almost 12 weeks now. She doesn't chirp but makes more of a grunting sound. She's very skittish but easy to hold.
 

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