Have you ever heard of this breed? Adding photos

[Sonoran Silkies]

Those two birds aren't alike. Build is different, as is leg colour. Tails and combs are also dissimilar.

 

[GardeNerd]

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That is kind of what I was thinking. If you look at Omlet's website, it has a page where they list some way other languages say "cock a doodle doo." And that phrase is similar to some of them.

http://www.omlet.us/guide/guide.php?view=Chickens&cat=About Chickens&sub=speak chicken

 

[ChickieKeeta]

As I look at the omelet site I wonder if "qui" is pronounced
"key".
I posted another thread with photos of all the types of birds
I got.

It was a spanish store clerk that told me his grandfather kept keykeydakey. It was a spanish fellow who sold me the birds and he used that same term.




Spanish: quiquiriqui

 

[PotterWatch]

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That's what I was thinking. That is how some parts of the world imitate the sound a rooster makes...

 

[Lanissa86]

Thats exactly what I think he meant. My best friend calls my Roosters that and her 3 year old calls them that as well now!

Its cock a doodle doo, but only the spanish way of saying it! I get a kick out of it every time they say it!

 

[key west chick]

Hummm, I have a Kikiriki rooster. He was the only chick that hatched out of a dozen eggs I got from Florida. They were originaly from Cuba and were used in the breeding of the Key West chicken. I will try to post a picture later.