Post Phoenix Pics Please

[infiniti]

another view of her

 

[dvang3]

blue cream phoenix cockerel
blue silver phoenix pullets

blue and black phoenix hens
Just for fun.. Pretty boy cockerel

Do you have black roos?
I would like to see some

 

[infiniti]

I will be breeding them!! She has 3 chicks with her, now...so I don't know if I will be getting any more from her this year or not...but will certainly post when I do !

 

[dvang3]

another view of her

Ouuu fancy!

 

[juststruttin]

Here she is!! "spangled phoenix" or so the guy said. She is pretty regardless, she just isn't built like my silver phoenix hen.

She is very cool

 

[Bentley]

Standard colors are Silver duckwing, golden duckwing, bbred, and white... All other colors are genetically created by breeders. Would love to see pics of this "spangled" hen.. Sounds pretty!

For exhibition purposes, the American Poultry Association only recognizes two varieties of standard size Phoenix, the Silver (1965) and Golden (1983) were admitted to the Standard of Perfection in the years listed. White and BB Red varieties are present but not 'accepted' varieties.

 

[onagadori]

Do you have black roos?
I would like to see some

The only rooster I had was this black rooster

I have a solid blue son from him and a solid black cockerel. They are young and not breeding age yet. But so far so good. Right now I have the blue and black hens being used for barred flytie projects so no rush on that. I also got one black rooster with a few red feathers onhis wings and breast. The feathers are perfectly spangled so I figure he will be useful in my lacing and spangled phoenix projects.

 

[onagadori]

For exhibition purposes, the American Poultry Association only recognizes two varieties of standard size Phoenix, the Silver (1965) and Golden (1983) were admitted to the Standard of Perfection in the years listed. White and BB Red varieties are present but not 'accepted' varieties.

Thanks, I did not know that. I don't usually show.

 

[dvang3]

The only rooster I had was this black rooster

I have a solid blue son from him and a solid black cockerel. They are young and not breeding age yet. But so far so good. Right now I have the blue and black hens being used for barred flytie projects so no rush on that. I also got one black rooster with a few red feathers onhis wings and breast. The feathers are perfectly spangled so I figure he will be useful in my lacing and spangled phoenix projects.

Is he pea combed?

 

[onagadori]

Is he pea combed?

He is split peacomb to straight comb.. Throws both in the offspring when bred to straight comb hens. Right now, I am focused on solid blue or black roosters, not comb type..