Help Me Make an Article/Guide that Shows the Different SOP Beak, Shank, Eye, & Skin Colors!

[Neco]

Hi Everyone!

I know I've struggled to find good examples of the proper colors mentioned in the breed standard books so I've decided to try to make a guide that I will turn into an article in order to help others, but I need your help!

WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR FROM YOU:
I am looking for photo examples of each of the different colors of Beak, Shank, Eye, & Skin Colors listed in the Standard of Perfection/ABA Bantam Standard books.

RULES:

• Photos should be at least 800 x 800 pixels, of good quality (without any blurriness) and can be in horizontal or vertical format.
• Posting your photo gives me permission to use your photo only for a BackYard Chickens Article. It allow allows me to crop, resize, rotate, minor retouch, or add embellishment (arrows, circles, etc.) to your photo if needed.
• Please include which colors you are shown in your photo. You may also include your chicken's breed and name.
• If you are unsure of what your birds colors are feel free to ask others for help (I am no expert on this and will be learning as I go). Or if you spot that someone has mislabeled theirs please politely let then know.
• If your photo is used I will make sure to include proper credit underneath the photo and link back to your profile. If you included details about your bird I will also include those. Below is an example.

Beak: Horn
Eyes: Reddish Bay
Comb, Face, Wattles: Bright Red
Earlobes: Bright Red (This bird is showing a tiny bit of white, a defect for her breed.)

Freckles, a Splash Old English Game Bantam hen, photo by Neco.

THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!

 

[3KillerBs]

 

[Amer]

Beak: yellow shaded with horn
Comb, face, and wattles: bright red
Earlobes: bright red
Shanks and toes: yellow (showing a little bay shading, which is acceptable for particolored breeds.)
Example: bantam Buckeye

 

[Neco]

@Amer, great photos! Thank you for sharing.

 

[Amer]

I know it’s been a while but no one else posted. Here is a picture of dark willow legs.