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She is gold laced. If she was any kind of blue laced then she would have some bluing showing in her tail and under fluff.
Here is a pullet (8 mths) that is a very dark blue, though she looks almost black. You can detect the dark blue on the tail feathers and behind her legs under her rump. That under fluff shows blue. This is about as dark as you can get on the BLRW.
The breeder sounds less than honest. You see the blue when they hatch and they keep it as they mature, it doesn't miraculously appear at a certain age or after molting.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/9332_blrw_stop_taking_pix_10-11.jpg
Here she and her siblings are when they were 5 months old. You see the blue in the feathering.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/9332_blrw_8-11_foley_flock.jpg
Thank you also for your reply. I see what you are saying about your dark blue gal. Beautiful girls you have.
She is gold laced. If she was any kind of blue laced then she would have some bluing showing in her tail and under fluff.
Here is a pullet (8 mths) that is a very dark blue, though she looks almost black. You can detect the dark blue on the tail feathers and behind her legs under her rump. That under fluff shows blue. This is about as dark as you can get on the BLRW.
The breeder sounds less than honest. You see the blue when they hatch and they keep it as they mature, it doesn't miraculously appear at a certain age or after molting.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/9332_blrw_stop_taking_pix_10-11.jpg
Here she and her siblings are when they were 5 months old. You see the blue in the feathering.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/9332_blrw_8-11_foley_flock.jpg
Thank you also for your reply. I see what you are saying about your dark blue gal. Beautiful girls you have.