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I agree! Maybe you can market it, if it is heritable. I bet a lot of people would pay to bring that into their flocks.That's just too cool. I would raise lots of chicks from her and see what you get.
Back when I was raising/breeding peach-faced lovebirds, one of the members on the forum I was on got a mutation in her birds where the whole head was red instead of just the face.I agree! Maybe you can market it, if it is heritable. I bet a lot of people would pay to bring that into their flocks.
It’s not every day I get to see something new. When I saw her, I was like: that doesn’t look like any pattern or genes that chickens ought to have. Something totally new!
It’s like an Easter Egger but the printer ran out of ink after the head.What in the world? That might be the most unique pattern I've seen in a chicken.I wonder if she has vitiligo. She appears to be part Easter Egger. @Overo Mare look!!
She is SO unique. This color in Ameraucanas would be awesomeIt’s like an Easter Egger but the printer ran out of ink after the head.
Or a white EE that had her head hydro dipped! I love her.It’s like an Easter Egger but the printer ran out of ink after the head.