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Thanks chickendale! I personally like this one...

LOL> That is funny, because it happens to me too..

LOL>When you're ready. Are you still working on the rosecombs? I think a white rosecomb ohiki would be devine..!:D

Well, who knows.. Maybe you will move up here! LOL> Been talking to everyone about how wonderful you guys are.. Lunch sounds great and If I am ever in your area.. Which I love by the way.. we will have to get together.. Would love to see your giant emu birds.. LOL>> Got to save up for that new...

Great pics by the way.. You should be a photographer.. LOL> Oh yeah, You already are a successful photographer! Wonderful Lady too and I look forward to developing (no pun intended.. lol) the friendship.. Thanks so much for the camera advice.. I was going to get a Nikon, but you delivered me...

Thanks.. You definitely have quite the collection now.. Can't wait to see how the breeding program progresses.. I know you will do well with them..

My ohiki are great and so tiny. I love the really little ones.

Lisa, the recessive white roo will put extra feathering, and the legs will be longer in the first cross. type will be more like yoko. Yellow legs should be dominant. I crossed them with my American longtails and got some that looked similar to bantam yokos. I hope you will post your results...

Now aren't they precious. Thank you for sharing. It brings joy to my heart to see the birds bringing joy to your life! :-) that roo is gorgeous by the way.

very nice. I love rosecombs!

Very nice! OhikiPL

She is a beauty for sure.. I have a silver one like this one that is just too sweet.

Aubrey, what colors do you have in rosecomb ones? Also wondering where the rosecomb came from? And could you please post some pics, even if they are not type set. I would love to see them. Rosecombs are GORGEOUS TO ME!

beautiful. Love them!

Thanks. Means a lot from you!

Oh wow.. Sweet! Can't wait to see them. You have quite the flock there now!

Toni?

I got a cream ginger too. I love him. Cute as a bug. He is young, but should have some pics later on. He is duckwing/birchen split on the base however. But that is fine with me.

Thanks. I like your khaki looking one a lot too..