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Very Nice! Please critique them according to the standard. That is lesson 2 for the class I suppose. I promise to pay attention and take notes. Thanks for posting!

I would love to see pictures of a processed La Fleche.

For the Wellsummers, the outside breeders were invited to join BYC and share. Do you know of any to invite?

Yes, great point! The chart needs to be pantone printed. Unless you calibrate the monitor the colors will not match.This is a problem with egg color too but even worse since the camera also messes up the colors.

Yes, I have seen this since I work at UCD in the English Department. There is a lot of photocopying and PDF creation justified by Fair Use here.

yes, we should all have the SOP!

Schools are allowed limited use of copyrighted materials. There has been a change in copyright laws that allow that use. Of course we are not a real School....

They have probably been crossed with Leghorns--feather sexing is possible then.

Yes, the black came in splotchy after they molted too. They do have a green sheen--Purple is bad for BAs. These are Cackle BAs and are now where near SQ.

Ok, Here are some Hatchery Australorps:

They probably do not pull the color from the legs. The pigment is not available for coloring the legs. It seems like this would be a case on needing better nutrition, not something to be "expected". If the egg yolks are not a dark yellow on white legged chickens I would look into getting them...