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need to see a pic... but yes, there are some duckwing serama, along with birchen, wheaton and other gold bar type serama...
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Ken, below is the European written standard description for the Double Laced Cocopop Silver Duckwings hen that I am using as a guideline for my cocopop project. If you read it closely then go look at your bird that you think look just like Jerry's bird and tell me if there are any differences. To breed for different shade of cocopop like what you are doing is easy but to breed em according to a written standard description is not an easy task as you thought Bro. This is what separate a real breeder from a multiplier of the color variety.
Btw, your hen is a Pg pattern and Jerry's is a Pg+Ml+Co, you need to dig deeper in your research then just relying on the phenotype. Jerry's famous words "your time, your dime and your bird". Good luck.
Hen: head and hackle wheaten coloured with a silverish lacing and in lower hackle a matt brown shaft stripe. Primaries wheaten coloured with matt brown inner vane. Back, wing coverts, saddle and tail coverts wheaten coloured with a light feather edge. The inner part of these feathers have more or less distinct grey brown peppering. Breast, abdomen and lower thighs light wheaten coloured with a pale feather edge and pale feather quill. Tail grey brown, the upper main tail feathers in colour matching the tail coverts. Down: greyish.
Legs: yellow.
Severe faults: very patchy ground colour, missing pale lacing.
i thought you were going to breed wheaton based cocopops...? that way it's easier to keep the double lacing on the chest...
need to see a pic... but yes, there are some duckwing serama, along with birchen, wheaton and other gold bar type serama...
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Ken, below is the European written standard description for the Double Laced Cocopop Silver Duckwings hen that I am using as a guideline for my cocopop project. If you read it closely then go look at your bird that you think look just like Jerry's bird and tell me if there are any differences. To breed for different shade of cocopop like what you are doing is easy but to breed em according to a written standard description is not an easy task as you thought Bro. This is what separate a real breeder from a multiplier of the color variety.
Hen: head and hackle wheaten coloured with a silverish lacing and in lower hackle a matt brown shaft stripe. Primaries wheaten coloured with matt brown inner vane. Back, wing coverts, saddle and tail coverts wheaten coloured with a light feather edge. The inner part of these feathers have more or less distinct grey brown peppering. Breast, abdomen and lower thighs light wheaten coloured with a pale feather edge and pale feather quill. Tail grey brown, the upper main tail feathers in colour matching the tail coverts. Down: greyish.
Legs: yellow.
Severe faults: very patchy ground colour, missing pale lacing.
i thought you were going to breed wheaton based cocopops...? that way it's easier to keep the double lacing on the chest...
