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[Nabiki]

okay..btw one chick that is assist hatching last week is a pharoah coturnix quail and as she started ti feather out there is a white feather at the tip of the wings..what could be this? her parents have no white feather at all

There's always a chance of recessive genes or mutation. The white wings are kind of pretty. I had some, but they were all boys, so I ate them.

 

[muans]

There's always a chance of recessive genes or mutation. The white wings are kind of pretty. I had some, but they were all boys, so I ate them.

this chick will be adopted tomorrow..that kindda funny that you ate them

 

[FloorCandy]

okay..btw one chick that is assist hatching last week is a pharoah coturnix quail and as she started ti feather out there is a white feather at the tip of the wings..what could be this? her parents have no white feather at all

Often if you check very closely, underneath, and all over, you will find a white feather here and there on birds that are otherwise normal or solid colored. It’s nothing to worry about. I find with my tuxedos, if I breed 2 together, many of the chicks have a bit more white area than either of the parents. So the white can definitely get more pronounced from generation to generation.

 

[muans]

Often if you check very closely, underneath, and all over, you will find a white feather here and there on birds that are otherwise normal or solid colored. It’s nothing to worry about. I find with my tuxedos, if I breed 2 together, many of the chicks have a bit more white area than either of the parents. So the white can definitely get more pronounced from generation to generation.

thanks you i was thinking maybe this could be the reason why it was malposition..but i get that thanks a lot