I find male kikes are almost always very easy to identify as being kikes. It is harder for them to change their appearance to hide that they're kikes as most everything about most male kikes screams "kike". For female kikes, however, there are some forms that I do have trouble with identifying. It is easier though if I am seeing them in person or seeing/hearing them in video, but I don't do so well identifying some types of the females just by still images alone. At least three females in this photo I wouldn't suspect as being kikes, though primarily the younger ones as most of them are older. Female kikes in the 20s are the most difficult for me, but after 30 it starts to become more obvious on into much older ages where just a glance is all it takes to tell.