Post Phoenix Pics Please

[Lazy W Poultry]

To my knowledge and that doesn't go to far

, there are only 4 colors.

Silver

Golden

Black Breasted

White

there are also Bantams in the Phoenix Breed.

Yours looks to be the Golden.

 

[TomNY]

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looks like gold duckwing to me?

He looks crow-winged to me. If so that would make him birchen. Tom

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

finally got around to taking some new pics, here some more of my bantam phoenix.


6-7 month ol silver duckwing

5 month old white

young "new oddball colors" all thanks to T-MA

khaki duckwing pullet

red pyle chick

pea comb bb red

solid black pullet

bb pullet

buff chick

 

[shay20]

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looks like gold duckwing to me?

He looks like he would be a gold duckwing, BUT he is supposed to have gold in the wings to, and i dont see any , so I think he is a Golden Black.

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

yep, had to go back and edit that, totally didnt even look at the wings, LOL

 

[shay20]

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ohhh i am so in love with your silver and white phoenix.

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

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That's right Steve for recognized colors, they are available in just about every color and pattern any other breed is in too though,
pyles, barred, blue, black, birchens, duns, buffs, mottled, etc, just very rare and only a small handful have them outside the normal standard colors

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

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ohhh i am so in love with your silver and white phoenix.

Thanks, yep I am prowd of how they have turned out this year, they are all off my breeders I have , all originated from Toni-maries lines, none better to me, all these young ones I posted came from some I hatched from her this year as well, cant wait to see them after a few more months when they get feathered up nice, she has REALLY helped me a ton with my longtailed birds!

 

[Doug the Chicken Man]

Does anyone have any issues with in-grown feathers on the lower back. We have a Roo who is going through his molt now and is having a number of feathers that are coming in, in-grown and infecting as they are not penetrating the outer layer of skin.

Any suggestions??

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

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No that's a new one on me with them. I would definately keep and eye on him and keep them opened up so it doesnt cause any harm to him