Common defects thread

[Attack Chicken]

Way to large of comb on a Standard White Leghorn Cock

Crooked beak on a Bantam Blue Wyandotte pullet (RIP Newbie)
Genetics can be a result of crooked/crossed/scissor beak. Can also be caused by to much humidity while being incubated, which is the case with this little girl.

I do have a picture of a pretty good comb on a bantam wyandotte if you would like. I have more defects and will get more pics tomorrow.

 

[BlueMottie]

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Thanks for the pics

Sure, it would be great to have the "proper" photos for comparison to the defected ones. Thanks!

 

[Attack Chicken]

Bantam Black Wyandotte Pullet with a pretty good rose comb

And BTW I have to say I just love your blue mottled girl in your avatar!!!! She's

 

[BlueMottie]

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Whoo! More pics, thanks!

And thankyou! That's my showy girlie

 

[Goose and Fig]

I've got a double-whammy- this LF cochin has a pea comb and he's "bleeding red" in his wings.

Poor guy- super sweet personality. You can crop this if you want- I'm on a different computer and can't edit.

 

[BlueMottie]

Thanks for the pictures everyone

this thread is really coming along.

Is there any chance you might be able to get a close up of the feathers on his neck/wing bow? Otherwise if not that's fine, I have a rooster with red bleeding through and I can snap a shot of him this week. C:

 

[Attack Chicken]

I'll get a picture of my black wyandotte that has a gold gene leaking through in her wings if I can remember GAH!

 

[BlueMottie]

Whoo! Like I said, I'd love to have a few pics of the defects. So to anyone out there who has a bird with a defect that's already been listed, feel free to post pics!

 

[onthespot]

Here's a splash ameraucana roo with siver hackles and rusty shoulders.

 

[onthespot]

crooked beak on a silkie