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Mike he is a cutie!
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Beautiful AmyWe call calico anything that is showing a lot of white feathering with gold/red and black.
I have quite a few birds I will try with some "calico" breeding this year.
This is a buff Mottled girl from one of my projects. I have several brothers of her growing up now. I can't wait to see what they will turn into as she is so lovely.
I just think they need a lot of white to be calico and not as much buff/gold/red/black but a bit of that scattered in to add some color.
Probly not as white is resesive. So you would continue to get mille fleur for several generations. Your best bet would be to get a calico roo. But, with them, being ten weeks old, they have a lot more growing to do. Here is how my Mille Fleur Kipper has changed since I got him from Nancy. I thought he was a calico but he turned out to be Mille.So if I breed the white roo in there with the mille fleur pullets would that increase the white on their chicks? If not what is the best color to breed with my girls? BTW these guys are only 10 weeks old, so they have lots of growing still to do!