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They're beautiful!

I love studying genetics, but sometimes my mind can't keep up with it all. I'd love to see some pictures of them though!

That sounds like a cool idea! This may sound like an odd question, but do you mean pure Ameraucanas or Easter Eggers? EEs don't have consistent genetics. Also, are you getting them as silky ameraucanas or are you breeding the silkied gene into them with the rooster? I'm not an expert on...

My barred rock rooster has more white on his tail feathers then on his body. Since molting, he also developed a solid, beetle-green feather on his wing. I think it just depends on their genetics.

That's very useful to know, thanks. Maybe they could call it something like Partial Crele, so that people knew which was being talked about.

Its kind of hard to tell, but from what I've seen of creles, that doesn't quite look like one. I'm no expert though. And the coloration is still awesome no matter what.

Not quite, but thanks for the picture.

Those are beautiful! Thank you for the pictures! However, I think the one I saw had darker, patterned hackles and a lighter body. This definitely helps though, since I wanted to know the cross behind the coloration.

I had a strange question. While on BYC I saw a photo of a gorgeous snowy tan colored hen with dark brown hackle feathers. She was one of the most beautiful hens I've ever seen. However, I can't find the picture now! Does anyone know the genetics behind how to make a chicken like this or have a...