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[BYC-user-174785]

Yes I also think it is a cameo blackshoulder hen.

 

[zazouse]

If you will look at the photo of her again you will notice she lacks the dark head of the cameo but does favor the lighter head of the Oaten

even during a molt my cameo kept the dark head

 

[ellymayRans]

If you will look at the photo of her again you will notice she lacks the dark head of the cameo but does favor the lighter head of the Oaten  even during a molt my cameo kept the dark head

Consider me educated!!

 

[margaret8]

Consider me educated!!

If she had dark spots on her back she would look like a BS!

 

[KsKingBee]

In my 2014 hatch both of my Oaten chicks are cocks, I didn't get an Oaten hen. It did prove that the IBBS cock they came out of is split Cameo, but it is odd that none of the Cameo hen/chicks were Oaten.

 

[zazouse]

In my 2014 hatch both of my Oaten chicks are cocks, I didn't get an Oaten hen. It did prove that the IBBS cock they came out of is split Cameo, but it is odd that none of the Cameo hen/chicks were Oaten.

My cameo came from a black shouldered hen and a cameo peacock so they may turn out oaten or cameo according the the folks i got her from as you see she turned out to be a cameo color.

 

[MinxFox]

Good to know what Oaten means!

 

[atrueb00]

When did you last worm her and what did you use? she is a lovely looking lady.

Thanks for the warm welcome! Love that photo too! She got a week of 9.6% liquid solution Cordid just after this pic was taken-that was in November. Was treating for possible Coccidiosis, saw a couple of bloody stools and didn't want to take any chances.

Glad you made it over True!
Great group here!

I also believe she's looking down. You already know I thought she looked like a Cameo.

Very Pretty soft colors.

Thanks so much! She is really pretty! Hope she makes it cause we really like her a lot, very sweet disposition and not shy at all. Lets us come right up to her and pet her or give her treats.

 

[zazouse]

Thanks for the warm welcome! Love that photo too! She got a week of 9.6% liquid solution Cordid just after this pic was taken-that was in November. Was treating for possible Coccidiosis, saw a couple of bloody stools and didn't want to take any chances.

Thanks so much! She is really pretty! Hope she makes it cause we really like her a lot, very sweet disposition and not shy at all. Lets us come right up to her and pet her or give her treats.

IMO she needs to be wormed and should be at least every 3 months when housed with other birds, worms can bring them down, make them droopy and in peafowl they can also cause other problem related to a worm load.
we use safeguard for goats here 1cc per bird 3 days in a row, can you handle her to worm her or is she to wild?

 

[margaret8]

My 18 mo old male is developing a lump on his neck!