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Yes that looks like a male. Quite handsome.

Man that is a pretty bird

Not an expert but yes I see two cockerels (young Roos)

WTGs should have straight combs yellow legs and look similar to Welsumers. There is some variation in coloring but are more uniform in appearance than the Blues. They do not breed true. WTBs are a wide variety of colors. I’ve had pure white, barred, wild type, pure black. They will breed true...

I have raised Whitings for a few years. I have had some barred birds. All that to say it could be a Whiting.

Whitings are my fav!! I believe these are male. In your shoes I’d wait a week or two to be sure. But I don’t have much doubt.

Oh wow. You educated me tonight. Good to know. I thought it was a given on the pea combs

Easter eggers have a pea come not a straight single come.

Hmmm Gravitywaves. I have a couple splash birds. I hadn’t thought of that possibility. I’ll take updated pics tomorrow. I’ll also inspect closely

Ok. Thank you NatJ. That was my plan unless someone advised differently.

No rooster currently. Though this was my free mystery chick so we all know that’s often a male. I have 13 grown birds and 6 new birds that are 4 wks

So I for sure through this little one would be blue but all the feathers are coming in white. So I guess white bantam Cochin. Having never had bantams can it remain with my large fowl or should I be looking to rehome?

That’s a male. Male specific saddle feathers and leakage on wing

I believe 7,6,3,1 are your cockerels

Ok. Thanks you

My order was for large fowl. I’ve never had bantams. But this one sure is smaller than the others

Anyone else wanna take a look?

Thank you for your response.

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Got my spring chicks Wednesday! :wee We had one free surprise chick. These are from McMurray hatchery. I didn’t order any feather footed so this little guy doesn’t fit in. Feet are yellow so my guess is Blue Cochin bantam. Anyone else have a guess? Thanks in advance