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Yes, that is Billy, my nephew named it. My son named Wilson(later turned it to Wilma cuz it has fast feather growth), Alan and Ryan, the 3 black baby chicks after his favorite YouTubers,🤷‍♀️ LOL. The red baby chicks have still not been named, so I might need to name them. They did name the new...

UPDATE- The 2 yellow chicks and the black chick are once again in the possible cockerel list. I am now of the opinion that these are sex linked; yellow for male and chipmunk for female. The other yellow baby chick with the black line on its head has a rose comb that is now changing color as...

For some strange reason it is not letting me upload pictures so these are screen shots, hopefully they are not too blurry. But of the 4 that I thought might be males, I went and narrowed it down to 3 because they have slower feather growth, but of those 3, we are thinking that the one perched on...

3 WEEK OLD UPDATE Today I went outside to feed the hens and baby chicks and noticed that Billy, the baby chick with the orange head and slow feather growth in img_1322, has a single comb that is turning pink and has more noticeable growth than the other fast feather growth baby chicks' combs...

It seems that there are 3 baby chicks, 2 red and 1 black, with slow feather growth. The other 4, 2 of each, seem to have a lot of feather growth in their wings and tails. Will continue to post updates as they develop.

These are the red parents at that same age.

Thank you for your reply. I think that at first they were sex linked because when I was given the eggs for my red chickens, the females were all black with golden white bottoms and the males had chipmunk coloring in varying degrees or golden yellow with a big black dot on top of the head and...

One of the baby chicks has a bigger head than the rest, my dad saw it and said it's a cockerel.

what about a big head?

They are red. I tried doing the feather sexing and based on that, it seems that I might have 4 pullets and 3 cockerels. Will update the post once it's definitive what they are.

I hatched them in an incubator from my hens eggs. I have 4 black Australorps, 1 white orpington and 3 buff orpington/wyandotte mix, the roo is a buff orpington/wyandotte mix as well.

I am looking at these and can't help think they are males. The coloring is lighter.