The male is heterozygous for Black-Winged Bronze alle.
That's why one poult is much lighter in color. This poult is homozygous for the Black-Winged Bronze allele.
The other one is a Red Bronze.
One female is a Cornish Palm, the other one a Sweetgrass.
The male is what we call a Chestnut red.
Big Update:
The Color Calculator now has a 'Beginner' and 'Expert' mode.
The 'Beginner' mode is for all people not familiar with turkey genetics and just focus on colors.
This mode sums up all phenotypes and shows just 1 row per phenotype (including the cumulated percentage).
The 'Expert' mode...
It's a Sweetgrass, but not a typical one. It obviously has wild blood in it. They tend to be very reddish, but not in the same way as a Fall Fire would be.
Definitely not a Rusty Slate. Rusty Slates do have a slate color plus Rusty tones.
This is an example:
Definitely not a Rusty Slate. Rusty Slates do have a slate color plus Rusty tones.
This is an example of a Rusty Slate:
Are those poults yellow, or orange?
Bronze-based and black-based white look more orange than yellow.
Purely yellow poults are black-winged bronze-based.
They can develop multiple different phenotypes (blue, red,...).
Bronze-based white:
Black-based white:
Black-Winged Bronze (incl...
You can calculate the offspring easily by yourself (Turkey Color Calculator).
Just select the varieties and click on "Calculate Offspring".
The male and female offspring will be listed below.
I think it will help people learn the genotypes. They can select a variety and the calculator will show the genotype.
Maybe I will even highlight the alleles that were change, so it will be even easier to spot what's going on. 😅
I'm working on it since a couple of months. I'm adding features every couple of weeks, to make it easier to use.
If you know something that would help people operate the calculator, please let me know.