Yes, I agree that she is a little darker than you want ideally, especially with the tips of her feathers being brown on her breast, but more and more hatchery Salmon Faverolles I've seen look like that. And those feathers may molt out completely as she matures.
Awesome! I love that book. And according to my handy dandy Lapine Glossary it means literally Shine-dew-fur; or translated fur shining like dew.
I think I read that book when I was 12 or 13 and I loved it. I ave a very old copy that I found when I helped my cousin move that was published in 1972. It belonged to the high school library she went to. I later went to that school, and now she teachers there...lol
When I had pet rabbits my two favorite does were Hyzenthlay and Thethuthinnang (Movement of leaves). I had several other rabbits with names christened from reading that book as well.
Awesome! I love that book. And according to my handy dandy Lapine Glossary it means literally Shine-dew-fur; or translated fur shining like dew.
I think I read that book when I was 12 or 13 and I loved it. I ave a very old copy that I found when I helped my cousin move that was published in 1972. It belonged to the high school library she went to. I later went to that school, and now she teachers there...lol
When I had pet rabbits my two favorite does were Hyzenthlay and Thethuthinnang (Movement of leaves). I had several other rabbits with names christened from reading that book as well.