Ah come on. If you give the right answer and we are all wrong and Thor still turns out to be a he, I will still honor the deal.
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Thor is going to lay eggs next year.
In this picture the coloring on the back of the head and neck is quite blue/green, but the chest feathers have way too much white edging. If it were male I would expect that the chest feathers to be the same color. And then there's the lack of barring and primary color, but hey, I'm still quite a novice, so maybe I'm missing something more obvious?Using the top picture in post #148 of this thread and the statements BIrdrain92 has made directly to me, tell me why the bird cannot be a peacock. You cannot use any logic/factor that has been discussed thus far. The first person to PM me with the correct answer can have your choice of any of my chicks hatched priced $200.00 or less this spring as long as you pay for the shipping.
The brown coloring of the head?Good point Kathy. You are beating around the bush. Getting warm.
Clue: What did he tell me it could not be?