Heres2U_MrsR
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- May 21, 2020
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I somehow ended up with two black polish crosses and they’re just adorable. Both lay pale pink eggs. What a neat idea you have for your flock!
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I have one that got white laceCheck this little one outView attachment 2546180getting white lace! And this other ac cross is pretty cuteView attachment 2546184
Ah, or is black a shade of gray?So far, my Black Penedesenca plan has failed. The breeder I bought them from on here either has a very flawed line or he's mixing breeds/varieties. Most did not survive to hatch day on both incubation periods, the first two that survived were weak from the beginning and randomly died. The second hatch resulted in a pullet that laid eggs almost the same shade as my Ayam Cemani, very light brown, and was the weakest of my entire flock. Always looked sickly. One of the two roos doesn't have a Carnatian comb and the other has white feathers mixed into the black that never went away as well as the fact that he is now exhibiting blood red feathers under/in his wings that he didn't even used to have.
I am picking up some exceptional quality Black Marans that lay almost as dark as the breeder's Black Copper Marans, but still darker than many other people's BCMs...Very excited to get them, especially after throwing away well over $100 on a severely flawed line of Penes...
I will post pictures of them when I get them and as they grow as well.
I had the intention of having an all black flock, which I will still be doing, but I may also start on a Lavender flock as well...My initial plan was to aim for a solid black Olive Egger, to perfect, but I may aim for the same as a Lavender Olive Egger and see where that gets me as well Lol Gray is a shade of black, right?
This one has the lovely green sheen also I was speaking of. A fine specimen as well.View attachment 2331238View attachment 2331244View attachment 2331247We will find out with these guys, I’ll breed both the first and second to the third one. The Cockerel in the first pic has darker skin but lighter feathers and second has yellower skin and darker feathers
Ah, or is black a shade of gray?
Anyway. Sorry about your losses.
View attachment 2554273I’m in love with this dude! Not really in my plans though. I want to have a barred crested flock of Easter eggers and a black created flock of Easter eggers to make sex linked crested Easter eggers.and a bantam flock to brood