feathersandfibre
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Ok so what have I got?...I'm pretty sure with some, not so with others. I know the welsummers and leghorns aren't a dead cert but am making a best guess for school and will let them know with more certainty in a few weeks. So...
Salmon faverolles - 3 males?
Legbars - 2 girls
Welsummer - girls? Or is that a boy on the left?
Exchequer leghorns - going on head markings and tail feathers coming in early I'm going with girls at the moment.
And no idea about this one, a legbar x faverolle but far too cute to not include in the pics!
What d'ya reckon??
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madcat
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No idea but those are seriously cute.
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SandraR
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The Welsummer on the left is a boy.
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feathersandfibre
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Ah rubbish, still one of each isn't bad!
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Chez
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If the faverolles have beige in the feathering they are girls - the boys tend to black and white in the wings. I can't see well enough in the photos! There are several different shades in our hens, though, so I'd give it another week or so before you make a judgement. Top one might be a girl, but I wouldn't like to commit ...
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feathersandfibre
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All the faverolles look pretty similar in the feathering at the moment. I've had another look and the feathers just coming through on all of them have some beige/salmony colour. Clearly on the first one, can just see it on the last one and I think so, but could be imagining it on the middle one (that's the youngest so only 9 days old). I inclined to think girl on the first one too then and will see how the other two develop over the week. So I think I have 4 girls so far 
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feathersandfibre
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Faverolles all look to be girls now
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