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I don't have video, but yes, they are loud, and very shrill high pitch end... so yes, not a bird to have in town! The neighbors WILL hear them.

good to know...but I have no idea who was who as a chick, but everyone had some beard as chicks that I recall.

I worry about the fact that she carries her tail more like a Japanese Bantam than a D'Anver, and she has next to nothing for a beard at this time. But she's one of the smallest and for now I keep her around. I actually plan to avoid hatching any eggs out of her this next year. But that's...

wanted to share some pics of mine from today. These are all birds from this spring and summer.

oh don't feel bad! she was a very pretty little bird! My six year old was beside me and was like, oh dad, let's get some like that. I just smiled and said, oh we'll see...he he he.

Quote: yep pretty much. Most of those were my base for all these colors I have now and am currently working on, though even some of those dont really exist here in the states any more so I had to make them too, like the 2 columbians, no one has them, so I had to make them. The addition of the...

And I bet you chuckled at that list and said...watch me play! LOL!

well it's encouraging to me to hear how winter hardy they can be. They'll need to be to live up here in ND! But Aubrey, at least I got my Christmas wish list done. I want Quail, Silver Quail, and Lavender. He he he... I'm SO looking forward to this spring!

I know this has been touched on, but just how much cold can a bantam take? I've seen a friend in the past who had an old english game bantam rooster with their layer hens and he did just fine inside an uninsulated coop with no added heat. And he was already an old bird when I got to meet him...

a blue laced d'anver...wow...that would be something! I look forward to all the pics of those projects!

Aubrey thanks for the new photo comparisons. I'm seeing what you mean more now. Interesting! Are you making any silver laced d'anvers? If so, how are things looking with that project? Russell

Aubrey, thanks! I'm sure in person it's more clear! But if I'm looking at it right, it shows more in the hen than it does the rooster. I look forward to spring! So now...what's a khaki look like? The Khaki is the dun gene in het form? That is, is the phenotype showing khaki a bird having...

I'm enjoying all the pictures! And I look forward to having my first d'anvers this next spring! I've always loved the original Quail color. But there's a few colors that Aubrey has that has me thinking I might add a few of those to my order too. Am liking the Millies, BB Reds, and Lavender...