Cream Legbar Hybrid Thread

[nicalandia]

I think CL egger covers that thought happless, jmo though

I would say that Also depending on the cross the name should applie..


Olive egger if its cross to Maran/Welsummer

Super Blue Egger if cross to Leghorn/White egg shell prolific egg layer...

Blue/Green egger is cross to normal Dual Purpose breeds

EE if cross to Easter eggers/Emeraucana/Araucana

 

[Hangtown Farms]

I'm torn I say Easter egger or olive egger until you get some specific varieties down then rest are just east eggers or olive eggers I say

 

[CibolaChooks]

Nice... I like her, she seems to be wildtype with dominant white or splash..

we talked about that before. The tought was since my RIW x CL wing and tail feathers were such a clean white it was said the RIW were dominant white. Since hatchery or production white birds can often be mutts im still not certain that their dominant white. The RIW X CL males come out a pretty clean white. And the females have color throughout the whole bird wings and tail

When i bred a lavender ameraucana to my RIW the hen was splash looking with black spots, white feathers and dirty dirty white feathers. The males also come out dirty.

I remember what you guys told me as far as dominant white covers black but allows red to come threw. Should my RIW X AM not have black spots in the hen and the black feathers in my roo and those tiny black specs in his tail if they are dominant white

 

[Hangtown Farms]

Or some of the first crosses I'd heard of where what we called Amelia's on the NorCal thread . Penedesenca x legbars . I think they where named that do to the flighty nature

 

[CibolaChooks]

Ive also read of lavenders being maid with white ameraucana not just black. Would lavender work with both types of white or does it only work with non dominant white

 

[nicalandia]

Ive also read of lavenders being maid with white ameraucana not just black. Would lavender work with both types of white or does it only work with non dominant white

lavender and recessive white(in the case of Ameraucanas) will produce white birds...if both are homozygous ofcourse

 

[CibolaChooks]

lavender and recessive white(in the case of Ameraucanas) will produce white birds...if both are homozygous ofcourse

how did she get lavenders from white ameraucanas then

 

[farmhand]

Quote: What is a RIW?

 

[CibolaChooks]

RIW. Rhode Island white

 

[jerryse]

Steen. As I recall she was getting white out of lavender. Recessive white. To get lavender out of white you would need dominant white.