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Here is my red partridge showgirl roo flame. He loves the women more then any roo I've met. The girls not so much...
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I actually have a partridge who has a lot of color that could only be called red It is brighter than buff and completely different in color. I will try to take a pic over the weekend. If I can get the right lighting. Really was surprising but the older she gets the more redder she gets. I have a roo that carries the autosomial gene red which I suspect it came from.
 
I actually have a partridge who has a lot of color that could only be called red It is brighter than buff and completely different in color. I will try to take a pic over the weekend. If I can get the right lighting. Really was surprising but the older she gets the more redder she gets. I have a roo that carries the autosomial gene red which I suspect it came from.
I wasn't saying there aren't reds, just that none of mine are. :) This picture where they're all running towards me shows the colors better, the sun really tweeked the colors in the second picture.
(L-R) white, partridge, buff, blue, white, black. The black still looks a little weird but not as different as the other picture. :)
 
I wasn't saying there aren't reds, just that none of mine are. :) This picture where they're all running towards me shows the colors better, the sun really tweeked the colors in the second picture. (L-R) white, partridge, buff, blue, white, black. The black still looks a little weird but not as different as the other picture. :)
They look so cute running across the yard :) I thought the black one looked really reddish too, must have been the sun hitting her feathers just right. Such a pretty little flock! Lots of colors. Jen, You were right about my light chicks with peachy stripes, they are turning solid white. Yay! I was really hoping for some whites to put with my paint SG roo. Now crossing fingers there is a girl or two in there. Although not sure about keeping the roo for a long time, he is sooo pretty, but getting soooooo loud. So early in the morning too :rolleyes: We started putting him in the garage at night, he is not too happy about that.
 
I have 2 hens that color it is either a blue with red leakage or a very light blue partridge. I have heard it called both.

My husband was pleased his name was catching on!

I love that soft fussy color they look so whimsical.
 
Question: My paint showgirl Roo is mating with my (orange with black tail and wingtips) NN turken. Her eggs are fertile so wondering about babies what kind of bird would I likely get NN or SG? Anybody tried this before?
 
I'm guessing it will look like a small turken. Most silkie genes ( toes feathers black skin etc) are ressessive or at leat need to be reinforced to show.
 
I'm guessing it will look like a small turken. Most silkie genes ( toes feathers black skin etc) are ressessive or at leat need to be reinforced to show.


Thanks for the input! If we try to hatch some I will post what we get. I am thinking until my silkie and SG chicks grow out so I can tell who are the females to put with my roo---I might put with him my black frizzle. Her daddy was a sizzle, so she has five toes and feathered feet already. And carries some of those fun genes, maybe I will get something interesting with those two as well :)
 

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