Is this fertilized? Do i have a secret rooster?

They just don't want me too close to them this morning lol. I'll get them around feeding time this afternoon for closer pics
 

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Here's some closer ones!
 

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Can you take a look at this one and see if there are pointy, shiny feathers where I put the yellow arrows?
 

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Can you take a look at this one and see if there are pointy, shiny feathers where I put the yellow arrows?
That one looks like a red/gold sex link female to me.

Here's some closer ones!
I'm not seeing any obvious cockerels as I scrolled through. Here's what to look for that you might be able to make out better than the pics are showing, examples from google..

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If you don't see anything that looks like those.. then note that parthenogenises (self fertilization) is a thing in poultry.. the self fertilized eggs are unlikely to develop all the way to hatch.. and if they do most often are male progeny.
 
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That one looks like a red/gold sex link female to me.


I'm not seeing any obvious cockerels as I scrolled through. Here's what to look for that you might be able to make out better than the pics are showing, examples froom google..

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If you don't see anything that looks like those.. then note that parthenogenises (self fertilization) is a thing in poultry.. the self fertilized eggs are unlikely to develop all the way to hatch.. and if they do most often are male progeny.
Oh wow! I didn't know that was a thing! I'm not seeing any obvious ones
 

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