Partridge Silkies - Nothing else

[chickieluver26]

Awwwww, thats adorable!  Neat striping on that one, I don't think I have seen that coloration before!

Thanks she is from mypetchicken and her name is zoey

 

[ozu]

Here's some more Sunflower!

Big booty chicken! (slight angle lol)


Afro chicken!


So dramatic! :>


Sometimes I can't tell if she's a chicken or a bunch of cottonballs together.. hehe
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[Mama Hen Chris]

Gidget, my partridge, and her broody sisters. Today I have 5 broodies.


Gidget again...I had trimmed her crest so she could see.

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

Quote: Chicks with this down pattern are E based. The white wing feathers will go away with adult plumage.

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

Quote: Dutch is the original language of the Chicken Calculator. It's author, Henk, is from the Netherlands. However there are several different languages present in the calculator. There are several French silkie sites.

 

[Quechicks]

Thanks...yes he actually turned all black..

For the genetic site it a great reference...just me that have to understand all the meannings of the different "letters" of the genetic code...

Isabelle

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

Thanks...yes he actually turned all black..

For the genetic site it a great reference...just me that have to understand all the meannings of the different "letters" of the genetic code...

Isabelle

Most of them relate to some actual word--although not all are common. Upper case indicates a dominant gene; lower case a recessive one, a + indicates wildtype.

 

[CarolinaHen]

What a great surprise to find in the incubator! A Silkie egg must have gotten put in with my Polish ones that I set aside to hatch.

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

Quote: B = barring
Bl = blue
By = brachydactyly
c = colourless
Ch = charcoal
choc = chocolate
Cr = crest
Cp = creeper
D= duplex comb
Db = dark brown
Di = dilute
E = extended black
E^R = birchen
E^Wh = wheaten
e^b = brown
Fm = fibromelanosis
h = hookless
Ha = hard feather texture
I = Inhibitor of colour
I^S = smoky
I^D = dun
Id = inhibitor of dermal melanin
ig = inhibitor of gold
Mh = mahogany
Ml = melanotic
P = pea comb
Po = polydactyly
Pti = ptilopody
R = rose comb
...
etc.

I left out a bunch, including all the ones such as K where I don't know what word(s) the letter stands represents. FWIW, K is slow feathering.

 

[Quechicks]

My god Sonoran..thank you..I had read this on the website....what I meant is actually the combinations of all this.Am I clear? Don't think so....sorry...

And what is the difference...genetically speaking between dark brown...chocolate...and brown

Isabelle