I don't see enough of streamers to say that the partridge one is a roo yet. I would wait until there is definite streamers or you hear a crow. The comb is not big enough for me to say you have a definite roo either...
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I don't see enough of streamers to say that the partridge one is a roo yet. I would wait until there is definite streamers or you hear a crow. The comb is not big enough for me to say you have a definite roo either...
Don't mid whatever they are they will be staying...The crest is the "pom-pom" on the top of a silkies head.where extactly is the "crest" and what exactly do "streamers" look like? Sorry for being blonde but this is all so new to me![]()
I don't see any streamers on the partridge. Here is what my boy looks like (streamers are very visible)The crest is the "pom-pom" on the top of a silkies head. Streamers are on the back of the neck area, starting at the crest. They are long feather-ish things that tend to stick out. Boys develop streamers while girls do not. That's why I'm pretty sure your partridge is a roo.
and in this one you can see he has harder feathers down the back of his neck, which makes it feel like stubble as opposed to soft feather like our black hen.
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Definitely a Roo! His streamers are much longer now, the comb? on the front of his face is doubled in size, much larger than the others.. Still not convinced about the other buff one, andstill suspect it's a roo as still more wind swept than the gold and white hens who have very round pom poms![]()