Search results for query: *

What is the difference? He looks a lot like the American Standard to me.

Well I have to say, I thought he looked like a spectacular Malay specimen. Thank you for the contest and the amazing prize, and @Show Sebright that is an amazing silver Sebright cock! A handsome choice! If anyone is interested in showing at APA shows and breeding exhibition poultry like I do...

Do you need my help next time? I’d be happy too. I judge fairs and have a good knowledge of the SOP though I’m not a licensed judge yet and won’t be for a while.

They are still not a pure breed in the Standard of Perfection. This contest is for Standard breeds specifically.

Mystic Onyx are not a breed.

I saw some Cornish Cross once with pretty much pearl eyes. Neat. But it might just have been because they appear "mature" before their eyes change colors.

It’s weird how common it is in pigeons, but then so difficult to achieve in chickens.

Oh, they just look light from the picture, I guess.

He is magnificent. And those lovely pearl eyes!

Oh, lol! I thought you were being serious! Yeah, pedigree names can be pretty ridiculous sometimes. And amusing, too.

Ancona Large Fowl Hen

Uhh, where are you getting these pedigree birds from? Last I checked, chickens don’t have pedigrees. They are judged against the Standard of Perfection. As long as they represent their breed, they are their breed.

He’s very beautiful. I didn’t know you had any roosters left.

It isn’t accepted but I believe this contest allows you to show any variety as long as the breed is accepted and the variety is a real variety.

I can’t take more pictures of Praline because she’s molting. 😶

Wide Bukin, a Buckeye cockerel

Purebred.

Praline, blue quail d’Anvers bantam hen.