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I beleive in chickens that makes it the part of the leg above the foot that has scales, not feathers.

Oh, it's not too hard... you just have to camp out in the coop all day and watch them. LOL. A nice lawn chair, a good book, a cool drink...

They may not be barnies yet, but they sure are pretty! I hope you keep us up to date on the status of this project!

Quote: Oh, he is pretty! And I am SO jealous of the pomegranate tree.

Pene people - I've heard that Penedesenca's are flighty and not very social (with people). How are the personalities of your birds? Do they do OK with kids? I absolutely love the look of the crele birds, but like a calm chicken. Thanks!

Every once in a while a single combed bird pops up in Wyandottes. Maybe geebs has a single comb cull for you??? If not, at least the single comb is recessive, so it will only take two generations or so to get back to it.

Pink - If you use a BLRW, you'll have many of the genes that you need for the lacing. That'd be the best for coloration. But I don't know barnies at all - how would that be for type?

Blue Barnies?!? Ooo. Interesting. Would you keep the pattern, or go solid? I bet it would be really something with the double lacing on the hens.