Cathryn
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Golden appenzellar bantams.We definitely have one cockerel, he keeps practising. The other one looks very similar but no sign of crowing. What are the differences between male and female?
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welsh veg grower
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ah, it not that easy to tell until they make it obvious. Ask Pel I got it wrong with her girl - she has a boy oopps.
The boys have bigger horns and a frill around their neck but it late coming often.
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bodger
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Post pictures Cathryn and I'll have a go at sticking my neck out. 
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chicken feed
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a brave person sticks his neck out
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bodger
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I've got broad shoulders, I can live with my failures. I have too. 
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chicken feed
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i think these days we all have to
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Cathryn
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| bodger wrote: | | Post pictures Cathryn and I'll have a go at sticking my neck out. |
I'll have a go. They are quite active little birds.
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Cathryn
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Probably the best I am going to get of them. Both boys I expect. If anyone would like one please let me know. They are pookies eggs and almost tame.
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Cathryn
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And right on cue, they both crow. 
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welsh veg grower
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I was going to say they look like boys - but crowing is a good sign that they are boys
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