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It looks like SoCalChick has the winning bid of $117. Congrats! PM me for paypal info..... Thanks everyone!!!

Yes....onthespot is located in California and just had a really good hatch.

I don't know when I will run another auction, yet.

Just under half an hour left on these...

They are eggs, and this is the actual auction. Look at the 1st page for info.....

We are down to 6 hours left...

Quote: Remember, most of the blacks will be split/lav, so they'll carry the lav gene as well.

Thank you so much onthespot, and I'm glad to hear you are so pleased. I bet those babies end up being very spoiled! You know, there's enough stuffing in that box to make a pillow..lol. (I swear, I did not pay her to say all those things..lol)

AWESOME!!! That's a great percentage of lav! And you used a broody for these eggs? Maybe the trick for getting higher lav percentages is to use broody hens instead of incubators..

Just wanted to report that the first batch of eggs I auctioned off are hatching, and she has 1 blk and 1 lavender chick so far. CONGRATS!!

Thanks so much for posting that link Tuffoldhen! I haven't had enough coffee yet this morning to think straight..lol.

Quote: You really don't know for sure until you breed them. However, I am seeing a silvery sheen on some of my black chicks at hatching, and not on others.

Thanks yotetrapper for responding to that. To expand a little further, if you take a split/lav to a visually lavender bird, you will increase your percentages to 50/50 offspring. Meaning, you will get either visually lavender chicks, or split/lav chicks. Then, take visually lav birds to...

I am offering up for auction 12+ Split/Lavender Orpington eggs from my project pen. These eggs will yield 25% lav/50% split/25% black chicks...though the results can vary. I just hatched 2 lavs out of 5 eggs today, myself. My split/lav breeding stock are from hinkjc's beautiful rooster...