Americauna and americauna/wheaton maron mix -what gender?

[ScrivnerFarm]

I have four young birds that I keep second guessing myself. I know one is a rooster. I think the two americauna/wheaton mix are hens. I am not sure on the pure americauna. It is smaller than roo but I keep second guessing myself on it.

The bird in pic 1 has just now started to get red comb, wattles. They are 19-20 weeks old

Any idea what color eggs I will get?

 

[GodLovesU]

I’d say the chicken in picture 1 and the one on the right in the third picture are males.

 

[Jener8or]

The bird on the right in the third picture looks like it could be a cockerel, but I'd need some more pictures to be sure. The rest look like pullets to me.

No telling what color eggs they will lay, but having pea combs increases the odds of laying blue or bluish green eggs.

 

[ScrivnerFarm]

I was really hoping the red comb and wattle in pic 1 were just from it being close to laying.

It is smaller like a hen but I know that doesn’t necessarily mean it is. The one obvious rooster is much bigger than the other three.

 

[ScrivnerFarm]

The bird on the right in the third picture looks like it could be a cockerel, but I'd need some more pictures to be sure. The rest look like pullets to me.

No telling what color eggs they will lay, but having pea combs increases the odds of laying blue or bluish green eggs.

 

[nuthatched]

The dark birds are male

 

[Jener8or]

Still hard to tell, if you get some close-ups of the feathers it would help, but I get a feeling the 2 in the middle of the last picture you posted are cockerels.

 

[ScrivnerFarm]

The bird on the right in the third picture looks like it could be a cockerel, but I'd need some more pictures to be sure. The rest look like pullets to me.

No telling what color eggs they will lay, but having pea combs increases the odds of laying blue or bluish green eggs.

 

[ScrivnerFarm]

You can see the other two in question on the left. This picture is Nov 13 and the comb is not red at 19 weeks

 

[Jener8or]

You can see the other two in question on the left. This picture is Nov 13 and the comb is not red at 19 weeks

Yes, I think those are pullets. They don't have any male-specific feathering which I think they would have by now.