The Wyandotte Thread

[wyandodo]

In Europe we do have the color buff laced.
This is not the splash variety from the BLRW.

(pictures from the N.W.C. http://www.nederlandsewyandotteclub.nl or https://www.facebook.com/nederlandsewyandotteclub/photos_stream)

 

[DMRippy]

In Europe we do have the color buff laced.
This is not the splash variety from the BLRW.

(pictures from the N.W.C. http://www.nederlandsewyandotteclub.nl or https://www.facebook.com/nederlandsewyandotteclub/photos_stream)

That is it! Thanks.

 

[HerbGir1972]

Just for the record this is what chick is produced from lavender Orpington X blue laced red Wyandotte
Sooo cute, can't wait to follow up with more pucs

 

[XxMingirlxX]

That is it!  Thanks.

I know! They are very pretty, I know a place in England that breeds them and I have to try hard to resist.

 

[wyandodo]

4 young cockerels. Haven't made up my mind yet on which one I should keep.






The project birds for blue jubilees.

 

[DMRippy]

4 young cockerels. Haven't made up my mind yet on which one I should keep.






The project birds for blue jubilees.

Are those girls your F1? Can't wait to see what I get.

 

[wyandodo]

Yes, all F1's.
First two pullets are from the blue laced golden hen, both are Mh/mh but the first hen shows a red color while the second hen is clearly gold-ish.
The five blue pullets are from the splash hens.
Those first three blue pullets are my favorites. V-shaped tail and elegant type. The last two blue pullets have a very short and messy tail.

Hope to see some pictures from your birds soon!

 

[DMRippy]

Yes, all F1's.
First two pullets are from the blue laced golden hen, both are Mh/mh but the first hen shows a red color while the second hen is clearly gold-ish.
The five blue pullets are from the splash hens.
Those first three blue pullets are my favorites. V-shaped tail and elegant type. The last two blue pullets have a very short and messy tail.

Hope to see some pictures from your birds soon!

They need to start laying again after I moved them

 

[Alexandra33]

One word to describe Wyandottes: biters! Has anyone else noticed this interesting quality? Despite this, I love my three lovely girls.

Kiowa, GLW.

Seneca, SLW.

Cheyenne, BLRW.

-Alexandra33

 

[Mavabird]

Mine don't bite but they aren't very friendly. Tammy does like to fly up and sit on my back when I bend over though.