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LOL......I know, right? I love the contrast.I can't even handle that white face right now. It's so cute it's wrong.
LOL......I know, right? I love the contrast.
They are a cross between a blue wheaten ameraucana and a black tail buff marans. I'm single mating my black tail buff to improve my line so my ladies in waiting are kept in my ameraucana pen. I couldn't resist hatching some eggs to see how they turned out. The majority of the offspring look like this. I do have a black tail buff hen with only one copy of one dilution gene so her babies look like wheatens, but the rest are buff with white cheeks except for the males which get buff colored cheeks the same as their body color.What do you cross to get white faces like that? I feel it needs to be an official thing.
I'd totally take one but they're too old to go with my brood and I can't make the journey to Idaho.
They are a cross between a blue wheaten ameraucana and a black tail buff marans. I'm single mating my black tail buff to improve my line so my ladies in waiting are kept in my ameraucana pen. I couldn't resist hatching some eggs to see how they turned out. The majority of the offspring look like this. I do have a black tail buff hen with only one copy of one dilution gene so her babies look like wheatens, but the rest are buff with white cheeks except for the males which get buff colored cheeks the same as their body color.
So excited! 8 days left until our first hatch and we are starting on our coop extension today! Lisa, do your silkie/SG eggs tend to hatch a little earlier?