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i got to go with the first bird too scbatz33 , hes got much better balance and continuity then the 2nd. It's possible the 2nd will fill in more, but right now his tails high, hes a bit wedge in shape and almost has a langshan (sp sorry) shape to him... I will say this though great condition...

you breed blue to black and splash and get varying amounts of blue offspring. even when you breed blue to blue, you'll still get the other 2 colors, where as if you breed lavender to lavender, you get 100% lavender chicks Sib

Quote: I believe it is due to the soft feathering of the orpington more than the gene itself. Although the gene does complicate matters. I am also breeding large fowl lavender araucana and am not seeing this issue on them. I think this is because they have harder feathering. There isn't...

I've noticed that alot of lavender orps have aweful feathers, at first i thought i was sing pics of birds in molt or something but i see its the seam traits, ropey feathers particularly on the back, saddle and tail. I also know people have been crossing with black orps to get better type, and...