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The chick with lot of white is definitely a silver pied as I see it. A silver pied chick gets one white and one White eye (w/e ) gene from one parent , from the other parent one pied and one w/e gene. Extent of green varies bet 5-10 % , I think.

They are most gorgeous peafowl-- No need to feel ashamed. Your hen, though split pied,-- looks 100% pure Indiablue.. The male also looks almost Indiablue except a couple of white flight feathers. The w.f.f actually makes him look pretty. Besides, this pair produce ( already did) some pure...

He is 50% Indiablue and 50 % white genetically. and your hen is not pure either. she is split to pied.White flight feathers are common to birds that are split to white. white flight feathers can be produced in all colors.For example Bronze male x white hen = All chicks will be split white...

Split whites show a couple of w.f.f. usually right from the hatch.

Indiablue peafowl are original, classic and dominant color. All other colors are recessive to Indiablue.. White, pied, silver pied and white eye are pattern genes.. Two white genes make the bird look white and masks all colors including Indiablue. One white gene and one pied gene together in...