Here are the newest pictures of my lavender splits. Their father was a lavender Silkie, and their mother(s) were black Silkie hens. They should all carry the lavender gene and when bred back to a lavender, I should get 50% full lavender babies, which is of course subject to murphys law. (Forgive the photography, I forgot to turn the flash off.)
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