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You are so RIGHT.

Very Nice Jean. It looks like the one with their head in the pool has a lions mane. Don't see that very often.

Happy Mountain, They are actually a poorly patterned Saddlebacks and I have a few right now to.

We are in the country and I when we were first here we had to hunting dogs come through and found out who they belonged to and he offered to pay for the birds, I told him no ,but if the dogs ran off again to please call me so I could put everyone away and he did otherwise we were loaded and...

The little chompy I had he would just run up and yank them and eat their feathers and he never tried it on the adults and if he did they might have corrected him and that is why he never did it again. Good Luck on your chompy

I had one of those this year and I removed him from the group and put him in with a babysitter and he never did it again.

He has a beautiful head Jean.

I to had smooth breasted and curly groups put together. I love my smooth breasted birds.

Oh I just reread that and no you cannot get a smooth breasted bird out of 2 curly parents.

I have a friend in Australia and all she had was smooth breasted sebastopols. She ended up with Curly , Smooth breasted and completely smooth goslings. Sebastopols that are curly will only throw curly when bred back to curly regardless of having a smooth breasted parent.

Steve, I am a stickler for round heads.

I was trying to find a picture with all three in there. I do have some lighter grays but Powder Blues don't have dark feathers on them. P. S. I love your Pyr babies on your avatar . I have 2 big ones, Moose and Maggie.

You may have a powder blue to. Hope the comparison helps. Thank you for the nice comments . It really is an unusual color.

Here are a blue and powder blue side by side.

This was a young baby Powder Blue from last summer. I will post adult pictures later.

Steven, The Powder Blues are truly rare as I had only hatched 2 and kept them before Dave Holderread had shipped me 2 more when he was parting with the Sebastopols . He had told me that he had just started having them show up within the last 2 years . My oldest ones are 4 years old. I did...