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Nice color. Thanks for your answer.

Outstanding variety of colors all in one. Excellent personalities that are a little hard to explain unless you experience it. -a great combination of tameness towards humans if raised with good contact, yet good wariness when free-ranging. Great foragers. Mothering ability. Decent...

Wondering if someone could clarify for me how many blue genes lavenders and lilacs carry? It seems like everything I read from the US says lavenders have 1, and lilacs 2, but the online calculator everyone uses is the opposite. Is this just a US vs. European thing?

After 40+ years with chickens of many many varieties I finally found my favorite last year. Icelandics.

Trios generally work fine if the hens have been raised together and stay together. Adding a hen to an existing pair generally will not work.

I got Reds and Blacks last Summer. Both very friendly(with no special handling while young). I would say the Reds are slightly more friendly than the Blacks. The Blacks seemed to mature a little quicker, but the Reds are a little bigger. Can't comment on the laying yet, as they weren't quite...

Really appreciate that you keep good records like that. Like you and others have said, everything is so mixed together now. I've figured out I should pretty much get Bronze White Eyeds and possibly a few Bronze Silver Pieds from my pair of birds. Maybe I am one of the odd people who really hopes...

Very interesting.

Thank you for that. Sounds like I should get ahold of the guy I got them from and find out what the grandparents are. I'm a pheasant guy and only have this one pair of peafowl. Wanted something other than the normal stuff, but also wanted something that I am sure of what I am producing. Looked...

I didn't think they are pied at all. Just Bronze White Eyed, unless there is something about that I'm not understanding?

Could use some help from someone who knows more about these colors than I do. I have a pair of Bronze White Eyeds. Pretty much under the impression that I would only get Bronze White Eyed peachicks, although it seems someone mentioned to me, or I read somewhere that there was a small possibility...

The seller did great, shipped on time and well packaged. Unfortunately the postal service took 6 days to get them to me and the eggs had varying levels of air cell damage. After 9 days I had 1 with a blood ring, and nothing in the rest. I chalk this up to the age of the eggs by the time they got...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/144564245174?hash=item21a8b352b6:g:C~UAAOSwdINcvNQO This person has been good to communicate with, will make a posting with more eggs if you want. Getting eggs from her next week(12 + 3 extras).

Can anyone tell me if the Pita Pintas will consistently go broody if left a nest of eggs?