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new2chooks thank you, they will be much nicer next year... lildinkem possibly porcelain orps maybe in the future..first got to get other things done before we can attempt it..

LAV MOTTLED ORP.. Lav mottled and black mottled lav mottled, mottling just about gone black mottled siblings However the mottling on this lav chick basically disappeared(incomplete) as it matured and he looked 100% lav when we sold him. but it is a carrier of the Mottling, Tony has this...

These are cool lavenders..pdf file link http://www.aviculture-europe.nl/nummers/10E02A04.pdf THREE VARIETIES OF BLUE By Dusty Miller -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have been interested in blue varieties of poultry for several years. I have...

I'm thinking a possible splash with the different colored quills on both bird pic's.. maybe Andalusian without pg ??

lildinkem i don't believe he is a lav.. the quills on the side of the bird we see should be very light completely all over the bird.. heres a pic of a lav rumpless araucana you can see his quills are very light colored all over..not just the primary wing feathers..

pips&peeps you are 100% correct on that or even possibly came from a mutation in a line which the chances are so very slim. Pic's of The late great grandfather to our lav Orp Project.. "Lester....his plumage was in rough shape at the time these pic's were taken..

rustyswoman I'm not sure if this is the answer you are looking for. But its basically a mutation gene. just like many other gene mutations. I'm sure it has been around alot longer than many would think. even wild type chickens carried it, however they probably fell pray alot faster then...

lildinkem you are so right about some passing as Aussies, some were not as good as others size wise and those were given around for free and or sold , esp alot of black splits. thats one thing bad about black splits, one will never know if it had it (lav gene) or not until the breeding begins...

Why not just breed Him back to its known mother, she is or must be carrying the gene and will confirm its lavender or not.. you will want to hatch as many chicks as possible because you will only get % of pure lavenders from the hatches if indeed it is lav.. he does kind of look a lot like are...