Aug 26, 2011 Thread starter #3 Chicks4MyFamily Songster 8 Years Apr 12, 2011 342 14 121 Valley City, OH lady was trying to tell me that a really rellly light brown and light grey version of this same bird was the BLRW what would that be then any idea?
lady was trying to tell me that a really rellly light brown and light grey version of this same bird was the BLRW what would that be then any idea?
Aug 26, 2011 #4 maizy'smom Songster May 15, 2011 400 10 156 Philadelphia suburbs My Florie is a BLRW, but is more blue than red, whereas yours appears to be more red than blue. I think it's just the two ends of the spectrum. mm
My Florie is a BLRW, but is more blue than red, whereas yours appears to be more red than blue. I think it's just the two ends of the spectrum. mm
Aug 26, 2011 #5 magicpigeon Songster 9 Years Oct 9, 2010 3,710 14 191 I think your bird is just of a more hatchery quality, however to me she's still very pretty
Aug 26, 2011 Thread starter #6 Chicks4MyFamily Songster 8 Years Apr 12, 2011 342 14 121 Valley City, OH so what about this girl?
Aug 26, 2011 #7 steelersfan43 Songster 10 Years Nov 28, 2009 393 0 119 NE IN this is one as well. They vary in color from real light to real dark. Some people call the lighter ones a splash BLRW. I've been looking for BLRW hatching eggs to add to my breeding stock. I love these birds. Enjoy!
this is one as well. They vary in color from real light to real dark. Some people call the lighter ones a splash BLRW. I've been looking for BLRW hatching eggs to add to my breeding stock. I love these birds. Enjoy!
Aug 26, 2011 #8 WyoChickenMamma Songster 8 Years Jul 6, 2011 698 16 111 Here are a few pictures of what I was told was my BLRW. I call her Shoe...because she is a Red Wing.
Aug 26, 2011 #9 BlackBrookPoultry Crowing 12 Years Jun 15, 2010 3,358 327 321 Western Wisconsin Quote: Is that a white laced red?
Aug 26, 2011 #10 Stumpfarmer Songster 8 Years Apr 9, 2011 3,974 17 188 Quote: She's a Splash BLRW. BLRWs are Black, Blue or Splash. That's true of almost all blue chickens.
Quote: She's a Splash BLRW. BLRWs are Black, Blue or Splash. That's true of almost all blue chickens.