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Dang multi quote took lile 5 edits on my phone to get it right. Haha

Mine come from P Smith too. One lays a nice light blue and the other is greenish. Yes lol. Those first eggs are awesome. You wait so long its such a treat when they come My wheaten lay a very nice blue too

i think most lavenders lay eggs with a slight green tint. If they are blue thats really good but they probably wont be robins egg blue

yea. I think its super rare i was told that a year or two ago it can happen. I imagine as the years pass its even more rare. At the start of the lav ams it happend more often.

ive been told occasionally feathered legs will pop up.

A dbl post sry

An Introduction to Color Forms of the Domestic Fowl: A Look at Color Varieties and How They Are Made By brian reeder 30 bucks online An Introduction to Form and Feathering of the Domestic Fowl Brian Reeder

As chicks they look the same around 3-4 weeks you will be seeing the color diffrence in the feathers

Thats a easy one blrw. Not sure why your showing blue laced red wyandottes to demonstrate blue vs black DMRippy

This is the type of question that might not get answered on a color specific thread or a project color thread. If you asked this on the regular ameraucana thread im sure you will get an answer. Im curious about this question too

Quick question what percentage of lavs will you get breeding a split to a split, im sry i forgot

Awwwww MAN what a bummer. Its so sad to have birds with Mereks. Having to cull them and the risk of them infecting the rest of the flock , this is so sad. The better looking of the two pullet culls i bought from you at the swap last year died in quarantine of mereks within 5 days of getting her...

I would be very careful with those guinea when they mature. Guineas will latch onto you chickens and run around the yard kicking them for hundreds of yards and wont stop. You will be lucky if it just does that and not the super fast hard pecks. Guineas are a real pain in the *** once they think...

its so sad and they are mostly males. male wheaten, male blue wheaten, two of the blacks males and two of the blues all males. Lucky for me the two lavs are females and i have one black and one blue female. It is such a major set back. i waited over a year for them. i maid my order first of...

I had 16 lavs from paul and now only 2 left after coyote attack . i lost everything. A cream legbar trio , 7 out of my 10 black ams lost. 8 out of my 10 blue wheatens lost. Out of 40 paul smith birds i only have 10 left. 2 lav 3 black 1 blue wheaten 1 wheaten and 3 blues .

roo lucky you.

Man my phone takes crappy pics [/IMG]

i got mine on the 3rd of this month from Paul as well. what pen numbers did you get punched on your lavs and blacks.

Amen Brother. Negativity need not apply