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'll post some picturesw later when I get home, but my flock has several shades of the red, from dark to lemon. Can't wait to get feedback from you.

This beige color is out of this world!!!!!! THAT"S the color I like.

That might explain why some of my gold necks are pale yellow and others have mahogany. One is the dominent white version and the other is just gold-neck, carrying two copies of the splash. Cool beans...I'm getting this- I hope.

dominant white dilutes? or is it the gene alltached to its locus. like dun?

Someone suggested this bird might have dun and cream. I don't know his genetics, but I got him from Jerry for my project. so with his wings not being SO dark, I take it this is just...i don't know. Does cream not dilute the shoulder area at all?

Wow, thanks for all the info! And the pictures to go with them.

True lemons? There's a "lemon" gene? Isn't lemon a buff with either the silver or gold inhibitor (ig) or champagne or just di in Henks calculator? Although I understand the better "lemon" is using the ig gene, because two copies of silver will turn buff white. Fuzzy butt= this is my 'lemon'...