Hi Chickengrass thank you for replying, the only reason I was confused is because his comb and wattles are smaller than the cockerels pictures I have seen, but he still makes the alarm call when he sees something fly over but hasn't crowed for weeks, also he's in with a larger pekin bantam cockerel but so far they haven't bothered each other, if anything the other cockerel chases him the same as the girls, I can only assume Percy (cuckoo pekin) is being subordinate as he is very small. I am definitely keeping him because he is the friendliest of all my birds and will happily sit on your hand being stroked and jumps on a knee for fuss as soon as you bend down. He came from the farm next door, he was found in the corner of the barn and his mother wouldn't sit on him so he was put in the brooder with 5 much bigger Swedish Flower Hen chicks who pecked him, I picked him up and his eyes were closing up so the farmers wife said I could take him, I bathed his eyes and 2 days later started opening them properly, it turns out they had dusted the mother with lice powder and it had got in his eyes. but I wouldn't part with him for anything he follows me like a dog.