Impossible colors and patterns

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its ok... I'll try to explain it.... Birchen(ER) is the only gene I know of that can produce this type of lacing, is a rudimentary lacing, the gold or white color is because the bird is based on Gold or Silver, Mahogany can enhance this color also.. let me see if I can find more pics...
 
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its ok... I'll try to explain it.... Birchen(ER) is the only gene I know of that can produce this type of lacing, is a rudimentary lacing, the gold or white color is because the bird is based on Gold or Silver, Mahogany can enhance this color also.. let me see if I can find more pics...

here some words from Tim about below pic of an exceptionaly white laced bird(would be red or golden if based on Gold s+ background)

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only if the Dominant white hen is Gold Birchen based.. if not then expect to do a Backcross to the Brown parent...
 
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I'm glad to know it's not just me.

you could have One that is Blue but with White Splotches too...
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That has its attractions- possibly not for Silver Spangled base, though, I'd think. There are Blue Hamburgs, although I'm not sure there are Blue Hamburgs in North America- not that I've made a comprehensive search. This whole set of questions is what I do when I'm too tired to be outside fighting the result of a long, cold, rainy spring. I'm pretty much gathering information to answer the question "what's next?" What's the breeding path which would result in a speckled blue?
 
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you could have One that is Blue but with White Splotches too...
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That has its attractions- possibly not for Silver Spangled base, though, I'd think.

well they will have to be based on recessive mottling... not spangling...
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That has its attractions- possibly not for Silver Spangled base, though, I'd think.

well they will have to be based on recessive mottling... not spangling...
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Exactly- say one started with a theorhetically perfect BBS parent, Andalusion Blue (a Socratic Ideal chicken- not a Hamburg, just a blue of some undifferentiated breed where we're not looking at egg color nor comb form for the moment): where does one go to find recessive mottling? Is that Ancona?
 
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well they will have to be based on recessive mottling... not spangling...
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Exactly- say one started with a theorhetically perfect BBS parent, Andalusion Blue: where does one go to find recessive mottling? Is that Ancona?

Dont know...
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