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This peacock seems to have a green neck.. Is it the sun or his actual neck feathers? -
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I dont believe so. (I know this from cow genetics at least) Because both would be 50% green the offspring would also be 50% green. I believe you are trying to work it as a punnet square which would not work. It would be like having 2 people in which both are 50% oriental and 50% italian, there... -
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Quote: How can you tell the 75% spalding is not just a green peacock? -
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Yeah I had long underwear on and insulated carharts and everything. It was supposed to be 60 here yesterday, never even got above 40.... At least I am going to georgia next week! Warm and Sunny! -
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I think it is funny that we live in the same state but I had 34 degrees here! -
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Ahh that is sad.... They both have the same coat color! -
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Quote: Very pretty. I hate this time of year when the more you brush the more hair comes our until you swear there wouldn't be any more! lol -
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Quote: Oh well then nevermind!!! lol. I just thought that because her face was all white and her back was getting whiter. I guess it is just her beautiful coat... Is she a pony? -
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Quote: \\ How old is she?? She is beautiful! She looks a bit older... -
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Maybe the hungarian worms are more layed back and dont ever become parasitic. They just kinda lay back and chill -
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Quote: Sure I will try to get them. It wasn't my trail cam so I will have to email the owner of it to get them but I should get them soon. -
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I just remembered there must be a few more eagles that stay year round. I live about 25 min. away from the alleghany national forest which I think is the largest forest in PA. But I was involved for the last two years checking for golden eagles in the national forest and we saw many bald eagles...