There must be genes for that glow. The missing factor on Porter's calculator.It's Pebbles that has that glorious glow
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You need to get a good zoom and take a stealth shot from a window lol
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There must be genes for that glow. The missing factor on Porter's calculator.It's Pebbles that has that glorious glow
View attachment 1994675 View attachment 1994677
You need to get a good zoom and take a stealth shot from a window lol
The iridescence of Pebbles is due to her being a Red Bronze which is a combination of the bronze (b) and red (r) color genes. The black winged bronze gene (b1) will also cause iridescence. It is not a separate iridescence gene, simply a factor of those color genes.There must be genes for that glow. The missing factor on Porter's calculator.
Ahhhh. We have buff and bronze turkeys here, so b together with r is achievable. Is bronze iridescent on its own?The iridescence of Pebbles is due to her being a Red Bronze which is a combination of the bronze (b) and red (r) color genes. The black winged bronze gene (b1) will also cause iridescence. It is not a separate iridescence gene, simply a factor of those color genes.
Yes, bronze is iridescent on its own.Ahhhh. We have buff and bronze turkeys here, so b together with r is achievable. Is bronze iridescent on ts own?
Thank you. I appreciate all the knowledge you share here, @R2elk.Yes, bronze is iridescent on its own.
The iridescence of Pebbles is due to her being a Red Bronze which is a combination of the bronze (b) and red (r) color genes. The black winged bronze gene (b1) will also cause iridescence. It is not a separate iridescence gene, simply a factor of those color genes.
Ok final count for this weeks hatch 4 turkeyView attachment 1995023 and 4 chicks(no necked necks) so not a total loss but not the best either