I have a black, the one blue just has black accents rather than a bluish. I just am curious if the black on blue is a fault or good for breeding.
Good comb, good muffs, nice to see the beard is a bit longer (How about this boy? His tail has been plucked by a couple of crabby old hens. He's about 5 months old.
Sorry, I see I need to clean my phone camera lens.
), tail is low, but give him time as well... I bet it will come up... body needs to fill out more, but again he has growing to do... color looks fairly even, but he might be carrying silver leakage... over blacks the cockerels he throws just might look like speckledhen's Scout if he is...
This is the closest to a front shot I have on my phone. It is from early July so as 4/2 chick he is young in it. The other is the green in his wings. I can get a front shot tonight if I remember
I think they look great!How about this boy? His tail has been plucked by a couple of crabby old hens. He's about 5 months old.
This is the closest to a front shot I have on my phone. It is from early July so as 4/2 chick he is young in it. The other is the green in his wings. I can get a front shot tonight if I remember
I will try to get one tonight. It may be hard though as these Ameruacana don't want to face me. They run away from pictures. They are not bold like my HRIR.Nice sheen... angle on that front shot is too hard for me to see what's him and what is the angle, lol...
I have 2 blue cockerels. One is a dark blue, the other is more light. It's easier to tell dark blue isn't black if you've got a black also.
