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Yay!!MY FIRST SILKIE EGG IS HATCHING!!!!
I have DelilahSAMSON -a hunk from the Bible. And his favorite girl will be Delilah!![]()
On a pure black silkie, a beetle green sheen is desirable. I'm hoping our little black Roos develop the beetle green coloring also.Streamers are the longer feathers that 'stream' off the head and hackle area of silkie roosters. Some roosters have a slicked-back look to their crest and most of their head feathers look like streamers. My splashes have nice round crests and then have the streamers coming in sort of from the top center down the neck area.....kind of like a crazy mohawk of contrasting dark feathers. Other silkies have different color variations. Here are some pictures of my two young cockerels (while they were in rooster prison this morning so they wouldn't alarm any neighbors.) Thank you!, that really helped me to know what people are talking about. My black silky that has been identified as a boy has bluish green tipped feathers in his tail and wings. Is that typical of black silkies or could he be a blue/black? I'll have to take a closer look at him to see if I see the streamers tomorrow.
Yea!!! He's got something desirable about him, besides I think he is the cat's meow, tee hee. He will probably be my only Roo. I need to research what color silkies I can get breeding him with my whites, partridge D'Uccle, and sizzle partridge hens. It will be exciting. Thanks for your info.On a pure black silkie, a beetle green sheen is desirable. I'm hoping our little black Roos develop the beetle green coloring also.