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I'm afraid sweetpea is a cockerel, he already has ''rooster red'' patches coming in on his shoulders. He'll be a very handsome boy though.

How old are they? I think you're right, the first one looks like a cockerel. I'm not sure about the second one. That comb is pretty pink though. It looks like he/she has a single row comb, as far as I can tell from the photo. Without seeing the parents of the birds, and knowing their genetic...

I'm not sure about #1, but I'm leaning toward cockerel because of that red comb. #2 is a pullet #3 is a pullet. #4 is a cockerel.

The second one is probably a cockerel. I'm not sure about the other two. Update us in another couple of weeks.

Big comb + patchy coloring is making me lean toward cockerel. It's still a bit early to be sure though.

EE's tend to be a more docile breed. However, it really depends on the temperaments, age, etc of the birds in question. If your bantam rooster is older and has been in the coop longer, then he will probably be the boss. I have seen many a bantam rooster rough up a rooster two or three times his...

Yes, it sure looks that way. Is that a lavender orpington hiding in the bushes behind the EE?

Some of you might remember (probably not) that I had a game X duccle hen go broody last winter and hatch out some surprise chicks. They were fathered by a LF EE rooster. I ended up getting three pullets out of that batch. A white one, a black and gold one, and a black and white one. They all...

It looks like a pretty typical EE chick to me.

I like the blue and white one in the first picture. They are all very pretty though!

I think it's time to build another coop.

Beautiful pictures! I have a Gizmo too:

My EE's lay a whopper every now and then.

I'm not having a very good year with my EE's. I hatched around 24 chicks, thinking worse case scenario I'd have around a half dozen pullets. I'm not 100% sure on all of them, but I think they are all cockerels.

How old is big head? That comb looks very red, if she is under 8 weeks, than she is actually a he.

I must have missed this post, and since I don't get email notifications, I didn't notice you had tagged me. It's still a tad early, but so far none of them are screaming cockerel. I am a bit suspicious of the black and white birds in the first picture though, especially the one sitting next to...

I wish I was closer to you. They are both beautiful girls. I hope you find a home for them.