Need 9 Feather patterns

[GracePoultry]

I have a weird request. I’m putting together a poster for 4h on feather patterns. I already said that’s what I was doing so unfortunately can’t go back lol. Thing is.. I really don’t know if many feather patterns. I’m thinking I need 9. Idk if there is that many.
So far the only ones I know of are mottling, lacing, barring, and penciling.

 

[Chicken_Obsesser]

Nice lol, I'm doing mine on showmanship. There's mottling, lacing, barring, penciling, spangled, striped(barred?), splashed, open lacing, open barring, cuckoo barring, and double-laced.

 

[GracePoultry]

Nice lol, I'm doing mine on showmanship. There's mottling, lacing, barring, penciling, spangled, striped(barred?), splashed, open lacing, open barring, cuckoo barring, and double-laced.

Tysmmmm this helps a TON

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Nice lol, I'm doing mine on showmanship. There's mottling, lacing, barring, penciling, spangled, striped(barred?), splashed, open lacing, open barring, cuckoo barring, and double-laced.

What do you mean by open lacing and open barring?

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

A few other patterns are transverse penciling (aka “campine patterning”/autosomal barring), wildtype/duckwing, columbian, birchen, and quail.

 

[Chicken_Obsesser]

I just found it online: "In the context of chicken plumage, "open lacing" refers to a feather pattern where a narrow band of a contrasting color outlines the edge of each feather, leaving a larger center area of the feather's ground color exposed. "

 

[Chicken_Obsesser]

"'Open barring' refers to a barring pattern with widely spaced bars."

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

I just found it online: "In the context of chicken plumage, "open lacing" refers to a feather pattern where a narrow band of a contrasting color outlines the edge of each feather, leaving a larger center area of the feather's ground color exposed. "

Weird, that description just sounds like the description of regular lacing

"'Open barring' refers to a barring pattern with widely spaced bars."

Sounds like cuckoo

 

[SnackMeat]

I also really love crele

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/crele.282315/


https://www.hobbyfarms.com/feather-patterns-chickens/

 

[Chicken_Obsesser]

Yes! Crele is beautiful.