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Are the ear lobes yellow? Or is that a trick of the camera/lighting?
These are two other boys. All three of them hang out together.
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Honest question, are they supposed to be? I thought Leghorns had white earlobes. How does one get a yellow one? I've heard that diets high in corn can cause yellowing of white ear lobes.They are yellow
They're white under the yellow. I believe it's a hormone thing.Honest question, are they supposed to be? I thought Leghorns had white earlobes. How does one get a yellow one? I've heard that diets high in corn can cause yellowing of white ear lobes.
They're white under the yellow. I believe it's a hormone thing.
Interesting. I know we had a few when I was little, but I don't remember anything about them other than that they were crazy. lol I much preferred my Buff-laced Polish, New Hampshire Red, and the Anacona Rooster to most of the hens dad had.Everyone says white lobes but I'd say the majority of mine have yellow. Always have. Kind of like the yellow shanks they start bright then fade over their laying cycle. The boys fade somewhat too.
Mine have been free ranging so maybe that's something too. I get feed from a mill that makes their own. I can definitely see lots of corn particles in it so maybe that also plays in to it.
This one's spirit is leaving its body in this pic.The mill feed is making all their livers fail.