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Quote: That is possible, but a blue birchen is only different from a lemon blue in the blue birchen has a silver hackle, and the lemon blue has a red hackle. Are blue birchen a recognized color in the danvers? Blue Birchen is also called silver blue. why can't everything be called the same...

blue birchen d'anver hen...??

okay, i have a question... actually a head scratcher to me... i have a trio of mille fleurs... i know that the rooster and one of the hens is split to self blue because they give me a porcelain every once in a while... but this last hatch, i hatched a decent porcelain and what appears to be a...

what makes him a heny roo...? is he really hen feathered...? like a sebright...?

Quote: i cull early... at about a week or less, i compare backs and only keep the ones with the shortest backs... i also look at tail angle, but i let them mature just to make sure... they just don't get a pull tie yet... then usually at 4-5 weeks, i know what bird is a hold back, and which...

love that hen... i have a roo that looks just like him...but he's more bared... congrats...

Quote: In oegb at least, what people are calling chocolate is actually dun. There is a chocolate gene, but as far as I know, it is only seen in orpingtons and seramas at this point. Dun is an incomplete dominant, as is blue. Self blue breeds totally different. Carl, correct me if Im wrong, but...

jaksdl;fja;kldfja;klsdfjak;slfj;af opal OEGB's.......................................................... need their own thread... srsly... i still don't understand how opal works... what's their genetic make up, or how does it work compared to say, dun, choc, blue, self blue and what...

Quote: i'll trade you a pair for a pair of chocolates... edit: once they hatch of course... LOL... i'm working with chocolates... i should have some gorgeous specimens next season...

Quote: Yes please..lol who has opals...? i want some... LOL...

Quote: gotgame has some gorgeous BBB OEGB's... hit him up... edit: i think...

Quote: i would get another hen that is a complete different color... that way when the chicks hatch, you know what is what... get him like a white hen or something... or something with feathered feet..? edit: it will be easier that way than just getting another accepted color... or you can...

Quote: looks like it is... do you have the parents...? that's how my fawn silver duckwings look when i hatch them... you saw my pics up there..?

Quote: thx... sorry for the cell phone pics... i need to get a real camera soon...

update on one of my porcelain chicks...

here are some pics of my friend's (bgjoe) hatch... fawn silver duckwings... i have two porcelain chicks in my brooder, i'll take pics tonight when i clean them up and feed them and post them up, if not tonight tomorrow...

Quote: bantiesrule, you can sex oegb chicks with chipmunk pattern by looking at the black line on the eyes....a solid blk line run all the way is a female a fade or no line is a male. I got them all correct on 4 of my hatches....an old cocker thought me that when I bought his birds. In the...

Quote: Gumbii in Los Angeles raises a lot of different colors. He's online here. My two pairs of BB Reds are finally mature enough to get fertile eggs from. I haven't really decided if I want to really take the plunge with the whole breeding thing, but if you are interested in some eggs, PM...

um... the chick in between the two black ones is a mille fleur... old pic... the one on the far right, yellow/grey one is a porcelain OEGB... RIP... here he is a bit older... you can see the motling... here's a mille fleur that is older... i think three weeks... darker bodies and...

those are not mille fleur chicks... MF chicks are a lot darker brown... i just hatched some this weekend... let me get some pics up in a minute...