Have you turned off and back on again?
Yeah cause its a cali cross bobwhite so will have different markings
And that amazingly worked haahaa!!! Ty very much! We had 2 bobwhites.. But one escaped and didn't come home. So we left with 1. We have 1 cali girl.. Lucy and 2 boys. We did have 3, but 1 got very aggressive so we had to cull him.
Ok, that explains the color variation....a female Texas A&M Bob and a male Valley.
Don't know if it's a lethal gene or not but many would pip and die, some would hatch but die a day or two later and others would be fine for a couple of weeks, they appeared to have 'failure to thrive' syndrome.
That doesn't make sense because you guys say that old world and new world don't mix, however we had zero issues with putting them together. Granted they were born together, but they did have seperstion for about 4 weeks then it took 3 days for her to resettle, but no violence? We were told she was a white bobwhite... Never heard of this one that u say she is. When we brought her she was sold to us as a northern bobwhite... But they both came out white. So looked it up and it came up as a white bobwhite. So we have just got some English white cortinex eggs to introduce with the baby jumbos later. However the eggs are weird for whites.... I'll take a photo and see what u think. I think in England there are huge issues regarding what u are told and what u are sold!! We also have some cali eggs in there and more elsa eggs. Little Larry is now a week old and still looking awesome. But will keep an eye. If it fails we won't hatch any more. Just eat the eggs. But would love to have them survive. Xx
Those look like Coturnix eggs, so if that’s what the breeder told you, they seem accurate. White birds don’t just come from/produce white eggs, bobwhite eggs are more white/cream and plain, and Coturnix have a wide variation of spots and speckles, some have tiny blackish spots, some big brown blotches, celadons that are blue with little or no spots.
