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Thanks, Daniel. Here are some updated pictures. The first one is of all 12, roosting on the sharp edged top of the nest boxes (designed to avoid roosting
), and the rest of the pictures are from left to right. I'm hoping everyone can help me identify the type and the gender. Most are Brown Reds or Black Roundheads. A couple are Kelso X Sid taylors, one is a Hennie X Pyle blue, and one is an Aseel X American (don't know what kind).
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The whole gang!
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From left, is the first one the black roundhead and the second one the brown red, or do I have it backwards? Any gender guesses?
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I believe the two on the left are Kelso X Sid Taylor. I'm guessing the one standing up is a boy. We've named him Little Caesar, and he's huge compared to all of the others. The one whose head you can just see to the right of Little Caesar is the Aseel cross. He's the only one. He's tiny in comparison, but already developing a bit of a comb as you can see.
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a better shot of the Aseel cross.
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I had to come from the other side to take this one. Like I said, I'm confused about the difference between the Black Roundheads and the Brown Reds, because this one is definitely brownish red, but it also has black skin.
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I love this one's black and white beak
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the last three. The one on the far left is the Hennie X Pyle blue, and I think the one on the right must be another Kelso cross. The middle one is once again subject to my black roundhead/brown red confusion.
Hope you like the pictures!
