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They might lay a bit better than the Australorp but not as well as the red sexlink.

Just like my pigeons, lol, though they don’t get pellets

Cuckoo is dominant. Do you have any other birds that could be the parent?

No there isn’t

I wouldn’t say you were being naive. Perhaps the pullets weren’t his full sisters so it took a few generations for the mottling gene to express?

Indian Game or Cornish are meat birds. Is yours a Cornish bantam? While those are primarily for exhibition they can be used for meat as well. Other game breeds were used primarily for fighting until cockfighting was outlawed and are now used primarily for exhibition. The bantams are too small to...

I was inspired by an article where an artist created his dream pigeon, and it looked similar to my dream pigeon, so I decided to start drawing my dream pigeon. (Because yes I do think about my idea pigeon as I fall asleep.) It is quite hard to conceptualize what I picture in my head so I did...

Game hens are chickens. Selling chicks will not make you any money unless you are very large scale, so sell whatever you want. That said, game birds are probably especially unpopular (when it comes to chicks.)

Royal palm and calico? IDK Waiting for Austria to respond.

Meanwhile my male pigeon Biff just attacks everyone indiscriminately… If he is single he will bully her relentlessly before realizing “ooh you’re a lady?” and will eventually pair with her. After like a week. If he already has a wife though the abuse to the strange pigeon does not stop. I have...

I guess you could breed her to a blue black or splash and then keep breeding the offspring back to her.

Mom used to have Anconas though… Aka mottled Leghorns…

The first one makes me think of Mordor.

Nah mottling is cool Lavender gives me the ick...

looks like they used those to scrub at least three patios

Mottling is fairly common in Orpingtons and it is a recessive gene, so that explains why your pullet has mottling. What cool speckled legs she has. I think your rooster is just blue, he seems dark for a lavender blue, though it is strange that his neck is so light in color, and he has the dark...

It looks the closest to a blue buff columbian.

Here are some young buffs from google for reference

It is probably buff, though the description of a dark tan color would not line up with that. Could you get a better picture so I know what you mean?

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