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[margaret8]

Yuck!!!!!

That is why I keep my birds wormed!

 

[KsKingBee]

Wow, guess what DW made for dinner tonight...

 

[zazouse]

Wow, guess what DW made for dinner tonight...

 

[AnimalsRmyLife]

Wow, guess what DW made for dinner tonight...

That's what a girl in our class was telling us. She found out about Roundworms the day after eating spaghetti.

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[zazouse]

Feeling excited a Annies sister will be here December the 10th i can not wait to start another pup i miss working with a pup they grow up so fast.

Annie growing up here





































First day home she was so small

Here is my baby girl

 

[Garden Peas]

Here is my baby girl

 

[MinxFox]

Gorgeous! What is technically the color?

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He was purchased as a Burmese Green, but some members have expressed the opinion that he is a high% Spalding. Personally I don't care, I do not breed greens only spaldings so his offspring are always offered as spaldings. He is a nice tame bird, not aggressive and will eat from our hands, that is what matters to me. Thank you for the compliment, we think he's pretty georgeous too!

He might not be a spalding like I thought before.This recent photo looks really good. I will say I am 100% sure he is not a Burmese. I realize that is what he was sold as and you don't care what he is since you are using him for Spalding breeding, but a Burmese peacock would not be that brightly colored. The blue on his wings are more like Javanese or Indo-Chinese green.
Burmese - They are dark and not as shiny.

Very thin blue lining - These are new feathers.

Fred - wayyy brighter than a Burmese.


I am not trying to argue about anything, but I just find it lame that he was sold to you as a Burmese, and after seeing Burmese in person I can tell you a Burmese would never shine like that - even with new feathers - so the seller either doesn't have real Burmese or they mixed up their birds. Did you get him fairly young? Young green peafowl look just about the same, so they could have easily mislabeled him. Fred is very pretty thought whatever he is, and he produces nice looking Spaldings. Do you have more photos of him?

 

[DylansMom]

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He might not be a spalding like I thought before.This recent photo looks really good. I will say I am 100% sure he is not a Burmese. I realize that is what he was sold as and you don't care what he is since you are using him for Spalding breeding, but a Burmese peacock would not be that brightly colored. The blue on his wings are more like Javanese or Indo-Chinese green.
Burmese - They are dark and not as shiny.

Very thin blue lining - These are new feathers.

Fred - wayyy brighter than a Burmese.


I am not trying to argue about anything, but I just find it lame that he was sold to you as a Burmese, and after seeing Burmese in person I can tell you a Burmese would never shine like that - even with new feathers - so the seller either doesn't have real Burmese or they mixed up their birds. Did you get him fairly young? Young green peafowl look just about the same, so they could have easily mislabeled him. Fred is very pretty thought whatever he is, and he produces nice looking Spaldings. Do you have more photos of him?

I'll have to take some more, he wouldn't hold still the day I was taking these, his head is a blur in every one. He is also still shedding out neck feathers so he is a bit spotty looking there.

 

[DylansMom]

Our Bronze BS is getting darker all the time, but he does have a patch of white on each wing, not sure yet what split/s he is carrying.




I think we are naming this one Flash, for obvious reasons.




The Peach Pied hen is out of quarantine and doing well. Her tail is growing in very orange.

 

[zazouse]

pretty peas