EE with single comb

[phasianidae]

here are his half siblings by the same father:

 

[phasianidae]

heres there mother:

 

[Illia]

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Well, his mother being a White Ameraucana just puts everything together. I was figuring the mother was a white EE though, since most White Ameraucanas are recessive white, not dominant white.

To answer the columbian question - Yes. He's partial columbian, so he got, as would happen, one allele, making him just as "columbian" in appearance as a New Hampshire or Rhode Island Red.

 

[phasianidae]

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Well, his mother being a White Ameraucana just puts everything together. I was figuring the mother was a white EE though, since most White Ameraucanas are recessive white, not dominant white.

To answer the columbian question - Yes. He's partial columbian, so he got, as would happen, one allele, making him just as "columbian" in appearance as a New Hampshire or Rhode Island Red.

ok i guess his mother must not be pure after all, what would i get if i breed him to a hen like the one i posted in the last pic?

 

[phasianidae]

heres his mother, know i reallize she doesent have correct leg color for a White Ameraucana does she:

 

[Illia]

Is it green or slate grey/blue in color?

 

[sgtmom52]

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One of these 2 EE's was is father and the BYCer I got the eggs from had one running with an EE flock and the other with a mixed layer flock. She was not breeding for anything special ~ he was just the luck of the draw.

 

[phasianidae]

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slate

 

[Illia]

Sounds like a purebred to me, then. I have heard both sides of the story on recessive vs dominant white Ameraucanas, really.

 

[phasianidae]

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ok thanks, what color would you call the hen in the second to last pic.