what kind of partridge is that? I think these that I hatched are two different kinds of partridge, none red like that though.[COLOR=333333]These two little monsters are hanging out with me today. I figure a nice cold wood floor should kick the broody right out of them. Stinkers were on top of each other in a nest box brooding away. No more chicks right now ladies. Broody is contagious! [/COLOR]
I think she is blue partridge, her down is blue. This more recent hatch I have, all the partridge babies look different, so Im interested to see how they turn out. My camera makes her look a little more red/ orange than she is.
It does look like a splash. I have one that was a smokey color like that, and is now showing a pretty light blue in coloring, with a bit of darker blue coming in. That smoky color had me wondering until I talked with the breeder. She knew right away..says, it will be a light splash. Very pretty.
Look what I came home to. Does it look lime a splash?
My splash was white until about a month old..but "she" does look almost identical to what my splash looked like when she was older..were both parents blue?? If not she may be a paint? Splash only results from a blue x blue
Look what I came home to. Does it look lime a splash?
Ooo, nice! Congratulations!One of my white hens won Best Light Soft Feather Bantam Female in one of our Irish shows yesterday. Sorry about photo quality.
This is my man Romeo, funny thing yesterday morning while we were feeding, I was in the garage getting feed ready for the chickens when DH started yelling for me, I pocked my head out to see what his problem was ( he never yells ) He said that Romeo had something around his neck and he couldn't catch him. So I walked out to the yard to catch Romeo ( not hard for me to do ) and I couldn't find anything, DH says " cant you see that blue thing"?
I guess this was the first time he ever saw Romeo's ears....
I want to find some while my youngest babies are still small so that there isent a huge age gap 
