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No the pattern isnt distinct because people arent using proper birds for their breeding program. A proper Isabel will display good partridge pattern. Brahmas have established proper pattern in their Isabels mainly because breeders were serious about their Partridge birds having proper patern...

Yes the majority of the info provided by that user was correct except for the genetic makup of specifically an "Isabel Orpington" and that lavenders are silver allele. Most all Lavenders are gold allele not silver. Isabel "Orpingtons" are Partridge diluted by the lavender gene... so are Brahmas...

Its called Jubilee I breed them. I breed Jubilee, Blue, Lavender, White, Mottle, Chocolate & Black. ..... this is a chocolate

Jubilee Orp

White Orps

Lavender Orp

lavender x Buff doesn't produce Isabel. What your producing is lavenders with gold leakage which is extremely undesirable in lavenders. Isabel Orpingtons are partridge with lavender gene not lavenders with leakage. The gold color your seeing on the f1 buff x lav chicks is leakage not partridge...

I breed Orpingtons in various varieties including Jubilee. That's a Sussex not an Orpington. Sorry

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No. That's not how Isabel is made. Isabel is a partridge bird with 2 copies of the lavender gene. When you cross lavender and buff you get blacks with gold leakage. They are not partridge and they do not breed true. Isabel breeds true (partridge x partridge = partridge). The offspring of lav x...

Some of the girls iv bred here at Rimmer Farm