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I actually don't know. I have never mixed colours. I will be putting a Ginger pullet in to get a Yellow Birchen. I think that'll be cool! If we were closer, we could have supplemented each other!

Hope you like them! It's a wonderful colour, and I am really confident going into shows this year with my refreshed bloodlines. Really confident!

The one on the left has been dubbed. His skin isn't as dark as the other, but has much neater feathering, and a stronger body. I think it's very obvious that they do NOT like each other. On the other hand, maybe just love gazing into each other's eyes for minutes in end!

My Miele Grey Hen. She's a Show Winner! :D Terrible photo to show her body, but good to show colour. Thoughts? :D I hope you like her :)

One of my Miele Grey Hens sitting.

Miele Grey over Ginger will make Yellow Birchen, right? What happens when you put Miele Grey over Spangled?

The Spangled generally don't have as high a quality as the others. Their genetic circle is way smaller than the other colours.

By this weekend, this hen will be mine. Champion bird!

He does have a good body structure, it's just that this is not a good photo representation of the body. Only for the colours. We're Australian, so different SOP yet again. The entire trio do have good carriage, and I'd show them, if only I could come to dubbing his beautiful comb. Seems like...

Oh no, she isn't like how the photo represents. She's getting up from sun bathing. I used the photo to represent the colours. She has a much shorter back, beautiful tail for the standard, as does he.

The two females are the same. The picture is a bad representation of their body structure. It is very OEGB-like normally. Their legs are too short for Modern Game.

Here is a trio I have acquired. Does anyone have the SOP (any country) for the comb colour? I can't find any information on the comb colour.