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Male or female? Two easter eggers
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Meet two delightful Easter Eggers who are currently residing on my mother’s property! Now, before you start imagining a colorful egg hunt, let’s get to the cluck of the matter: we need help determining their gender. At around four months old, these feathered friends have yet to make their voices heard—no crowing just yet! Despite the picture quality being a bit of a throwback (thanks to her decade-old phone), we’re eager to hear your insights. Are we looking at a pair of charming hens or a dashing duo of roosters? Join the conversation and help us crack this mystery! Your expertise might just save us from chickening out!
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| | Hi, these are two Easter eggs on my mothers property (forgive the bad quality of the pics, her phone is like 10 years old) and she'd like to know if they are male or female, no crowing yet, about 4 months old. These are 2 seperate chickens. [link] [comments] |
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