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Quote: That is one of the things they worked at eliminating early on. You'd have to talk to Deb or Bren about that to get the details, though. There is a thread at The Coop about breeding it out. Offhand I do not recall who it was that was able to eliminate it from their birds (not silkies)...

I wouldn't breed lavender into the silkied birds. Lavenders already have feather quality issues and I would be afraid you would end up with a bald bird........

Quote: I'm as curious as you. IS he a SPLASH? lololol That was I thought till sreihart posted the chart. Then I guessed the BUS was genetically actin like a Black. And the chart said there would not be any splashes. Then I had several folks wonder IF they screwed up and sent me a bird...

Most of the new varieties of lavender birds we are seeing today were either bred from OEGB, d'anvers or imported lines of lavender orps from the UK.

Quote: Here's the culprit. I REALLY like him. I still have Andy's bro Mertyl back in my cock pen. Mertly is not as typee a Black Australorp. And that would be even a longer shot, that Mert would have the same gene too. IF your partially responsible for Andy. I thank you. Not for the...