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    Cochins What We Are Aiming For

    ...do we know who to keep and who to sell to a young person who is just starting out and wants a pet? First, you look at the anatomy of your bird. *Critical anatomical features to avoid: Five toes or more Crooked toes (may not seem like much, but it is hereditary unless toe was broken) Full...
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    Bluemotties Page

    Show Your Feathers! Cochin Co. These pullets are the same bird, the first pic taken at six months of age, the one below at eight months. These are a few photos of my breeding and show stock. Eggs are currently available on eggbid. If you would like to reserve a bird/pair/trio, please...
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    Cochin Blue Mottled

    Cochin Blue Mottled Created by BlueMottie Breed Information, Comments, and Experience with breed: blue mottled cochins, or sometimes known as splash mottled cochins (incorrect termage, by the way) are an unrecognized variety of cochins, but are still bred to meet the standard of the typical...
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    Cochin Black Mottled

    Cochin Black Mottled Created by BlueMottie Breed Information, Comments, and Experience with breed: I love cochins. Simple as that. Their temperament, their colors, everything. That's my opinion on them. My experience is the past four years working with mottleds in particular, but have had...
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    White leghorn bantam or OEG

    Between the option of leghorn and oegb, I would say it is an oegb. As already said, leghorns have white earlobes and this little guy clearly has red earlobes.
  7. BlueMottie

    ****Cochins...updated with pics****

    Quote: I'm not sure I agree with that. Silver penciled is the same color pattern as dark brahmas. As chicks, the males are quite distinct. Here is an adult silver penciled male rock: http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/CGP/Rocks/SilverPencilRockCkl07.JPEG Here are some dark brahma chicks...
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    ****Cochins...updated with pics****

    Quote: Look pretty columbian cochin to me. Whichever one isn't a pure columbian was probably outcrossed to another variety, but who knows what color genes they could be hiding. Did you get them from a breeder or just as bantam chicks?
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    ****Cochins...updated with pics****

    Looks like the first four older ones are girls and the last two are cockerels.
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