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He is an Easter Egger.

Well I am not good at correct color naming, but she is definately not Cochin. I think she is a cross of some sorts with a Faverolle. If this is the case I would say she is some form of a diluted wheaton or salmon. Once again not good on colors.

Quote: They start laying around 6 months of age. Doesn't matter what time of year. This is not the case with most chickens. Chickens by nature are seasonal layers. When day lengths reaches x amount of hours (I would have to look up the optimal hours) they are more apt to lay. The same is...

This is a complete guess, but something about her shape and head/face to me screams D'uccle. Maybe she is a d'uccle crossed on to a large breed of some sort. Who knows!

There is a big show held every fall in Farmington. There are plenty of breeders that live in NM, not sure if they have a breed you would be interested in or not. If you can PM me I can get you some of their names.

No "lavender" are accepted in the APA or ABA standard. The only one might be lavender guineas. But there are birds that are Self Blue, which is the same thing, but the standard term. Breeds such as D'anvers and Old English Game Bantams come in this color.

My opinion is, is that they are not frizzle. They look really dry feathered to me. If it is not that it is most likely just poor feather quality, but not frizzled. I bet when you breed them together you will get no true frizzles, just smooth feathered. That s my take at least. Good luck with...

There ear lobes show nothing at this point. They are too young.

It could be just the pictures but I would also consider that they might be cornish X's. They seem pretty long and full. Could be that they had just eaten as well. Who knows...they need more time before anyone can give a positive!

Quote: Rocks arent a frizzled breed so they shouldnt be frizzled and you so you shouldnt find anyone with pics of them. Are they young birds that are just starting to feather out ? If so some birds looked to be a bit frizzled when they are feathering but then it staightens out. But if they...

Quote: do you know when there doing the shows in phoenix, safford is too far i gone to the sheep shows but had not had a chance to go to the poultry shows The only shows that I know of in the Phoenix area are the Maricopa County Fair, which I think is in April and the AZ State Fair which is...

I don't get on here all that often so not sure if this has been posted or not, but the Arizona Poultry Organization is hosting a show and we would like to invite any and all to enter or come for a visit and see your favorite breed! Show information Arizona Poultry Organization February 26th...

Quote: That is not always accurate. Many judges use different ways of scoring and evaluating. Some clubs require this and others require something different. This outline can give you a good idea but may not be exact. I also know that many of the counties in AZ do require showmanship to...

Quote: Thanks,,, is the ringed brother a Khaki as well??? I ordered the book that was mentioned on call duck variaties. I hope it can clear up some of this and I will know what to look for before jumping in. Any ideas what to feed them to get alittle more weight on the breast area? I am...

What do you consider to be a pure columbian rock? What are you criteria? I know of I couple of lines that crossed columbian and white and got show marked columbian bantams. They did produce some other almost bichen colored ones as well.

Quote: There is a standard put out by both the the APA and ABA. This is what the judges are judging on, or attempting to! Lots and Lots of a birds presentation depends on conditioning of the bird. This includes how clean they are, any broken feathers etc.

This is not all that uncommon. Lots of breeds get this occurance. It typically is in black birds that get "age white" as they go from year to year. Each year getting whiter and whiter. This is especially true with black waterfowl like Cayugas and Indies but I have seen it is cochins and rocks...

Yes...many breeds on other countries are not like ours in the US. Other countries have different standard for how things are supposed to look. Over there I know they are different than ours. Are these right for their standard? I really don't know the ins and outs of their standard so that is...

A lot depends on where your birds are coming from. If they are coming from a hatchery the size could vary quite a bit as compared to exhibition bred birds. If the birds are from a hatchery I don't know what their size will be. If the birds are exhibition lines I would expect them to be similar...

I am not sure if someone has said this already or not because I scanned some of the posts. To me those females are far from being chocolate or dun. I am not sure what the male is, but the females look like wheatons. I have a few different breeds that are wheaton and some, the asil bantams in...