Here are a few pictures I took of my Red Banks babies. They are hard to photograph in the big kid pen all running around with the others in there. There are two cockerels and two pullets. One cockerel is a lot smaller than the dominant cockerel, but definitely a cockerel. They are very plump and healthy birds. The biggest cockerel is very well colored, lots of copper leakage on the breast. He will definitely put lovely hackles on his daughters with all that coloring. The smallest cockerel has been trying to fight the bigger boys so his comb is a little banged up today. They're fine though, just boys being boys.
In this first pic, the biggest Red Banks cockerel is the bird on the right, I will call him Marcus. The bird on the left is an Olive Egger pullet.
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Here is a closeup of Marcus. I love the posterior lobe of his comb, how smooth the back of it is with no splits or ridges. He has a double point at the front of his comb, but overall his comb is lovely! His comb has 5 points. The comb is not twisted or lopped over. How is my assessment of his comb
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Here is Marcus again from the side view, one of his sisters is standing behind him.
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Here is the second cockerel, I will call him Spartacus because he is a little scrapper and likes to pick fights, note the blood on his comb. His breast appears like it will be solid black as he matures. I couldn't get a better pic of him than this one. He is a fast little bugger.
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