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thank you very much for the offer, i so wish i could get eggs across the boarder (yes im in canada)!
we only have one person with lav orps here (or at least only one who will share, i would be surprised if there were others though), and i have found only two breeders with blue orps! (eggs in the incy from the second breeder now) makes it a bit difficult to get a breeding project for these lovely birds going! I did have one black orp hatch today, it appears to have a ever so slightly crooked beak, so i will have to see how it matures, im pretty sure it was the humidity during incubation because i have a few crooked beaks from this batch and i have had only two (in hundreds of chicks) all summer. However i did have one blue orp hatch from this breeders eggs with a crooked beak last batch, so it could also have been genetics i suppose. at any rate, crooked beaks just dont make the cut for breeding, no matter how badly i wanted this black.
Yuck. I'm thinking genetics if you had that many.
I should look again into what is necessary to export to Canada. If it's just a matter of NPIP paperwork, that's not really any big deal at all.