Barred Rock or Cuckoo Maran?

[ShadesofSable]

Can you see, pleas, if the feathers is always ending with the black bar?
Beside the color of shanks, this is another sign for SCM.

Her feathers do in fact end with a black bar instead of white! Even wings and tail!

 

[jamesphelps]

Let us know when you get that egg

 

[SAZUGT]

The leg color is similar to hatchery quality BRs, while they are not standard with slate legs I don't think... The barring is the big thing that makes me think Maran. BRs usually have that nice clean barring while the cuckoo barring is definitely messier.

 

[Akrnaf2]

Can you see, pleas, if the feathers is always ending with the black bar?
Beside the color of shanks, this is another sign for SCM.

Her feathers do in fact end with a black bar instead of white! Even wings and tail!

So you have a SCM!
You should get a very brown egg soon!

I hope they will be like this!( web pic!)

 

[ShadesofSable]

So you have a SCM!
You should get a very brown egg soon!

I hope they will be like this!( web pic!)

wow, those are beautiful! I hope so too!

 

[Michael OShay]

So you have a SCM!

You should get a very brown egg soon!

I hope they will be like this!( web pic!)

Beautiful eggs. ) In my personal opinion, the chocolate eggs of the Marans are the prettiest in the chicken world. Thanks for posting the pic.

 

[Akrnaf2]

So you have a SCM! You should get a very brown egg soon! I hope they will be like this!( web pic!)

Beautiful eggs. ) In my personal opinion, the chocolate eggs of the Marans are the prettiest in the chicken world. Thanks for posting the pic.

Thanks! Do you know the Tinamou from Saouth America?

 

[Jesusfreak101]

Those eggs are so pretty i thought they were made of glass or something but the are real that is so freaking cool. God is diffidently the best creator, now i want a tinamou. Scientist still havent figure out was cause the egg to look all glossy and such thats is so neat.

 

[Michael OShay]

Thanks!
Do you know the Tinamou from Saouth America?

You're welcome. I've heard of the Tinamou, but I've never seen one (just pictures) nor have I heard of any of them being domesticated.

 

[Akrnaf2]

Thanks!

Do you know the Tinamou from Saouth America?

You're welcome. I've heard of the Tinamou, but I've never seen one (just pictures) nor have I heard of any of them being domesticated.

They are a very common meat fowl in mezzo- america, and south America
If you can imagine yourself eating a bird that lay this wonderful eggs!
In fact we tried 0.5 year ago to deliver some eggs here to Israel from a big tinamou farm from Columbia, if I remember correctly, but it didn't happen in the end. I know that there are some birders in the USA that have them,,,,