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Still looks like a blue lavender to me.View attachment 2631286
This is Hank.
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Still looks like a blue lavender to me.View attachment 2631286
This is Hank.
He’s a cockerel.View attachment 2631287
This is Harriet or aka Harry lol
White legs is throwing me. BBS Orpingtons have dark legs. So do Lavender. I don't see how a bird with Blue and Lavender genes would have white legs.Still looks like a blue lavender to me.
Oh, I didn’t notice that. But wouldn’t a mauve have slate legs too?White legs is throwing me. BBS Orpingtons have dark legs. So do Lavender. I don't see how a bird with Blue and Lavender genes would have white legs.
yeah, sadly i have to agree. up until about 6-8 weeks old, they were identical in size, feathering, etc. i was hopeful still.... but then those tail feathers sprouted lol.He’s a cockerel.
Lavender splashView attachment 2631286
This is Hank.
Possibly lavender blue (and a cockerel)View attachment 2631287
This is Harriet or aka Harry lol
Normal lavenderView attachment 2631288
This is Hannah.
A bird with two diluters may have leg colring diluted as well. His legs do have a very faint slate tint.White legs is throwing me. BBS Orpingtons have dark legs. So do Lavender. I don't see how a bird with Blue and Lavender genes would have white legs.
X2Still looks like a blue lavender to me.
Lavender blue has one blue gene.So, @FuzzyCritters @RoostersAreAwesome
What is difference between lavender and lavender blue? If I crossed, (Harry x Hannah) or (Hank x Hannah) would I get lavender chicks?