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We knew what you meant. It was a fun post.Crele OEGB I spelled it wrong.
Wow, this community is amazing! Thank you all so much for your quick replies! It seems the consensus is he is a Crele OEGB Cockerel.Hi There,
I have this super sweet little bantam, named Star. She's 6 weeks old, and I still can't figure out what breed she is. She was a fluffy greyish chick and now she is still grey and white with some light brown feathers starting to show up here and there.
Can you tell from her comb if she is a boy or a girl?
Lots of handling usually does the opposite actually.Wow, this community is amazing! Thank you all so much for your quick replies! It seems the consensus is he is a Crele OEGB Cockerel. ❤
He is so tame and sweet, do you all think he'll stay that way as he matures? Anything we can do other than lots of handling to encourage him stop stay as personable as he is now?
Okay, thank you!Lots of handling usually does the opposite actually.
He needs to respect you. Not see you as a peer.
The behavior forum would be a great place to get tips for that.![]()
Thank you, I just looked up Cuckoo OEGB and it looks like that coloring has less of the brown feathers than the images I found for the Crele OEGB's. Are Crele and Cuckoo supposed to be synonymous or does it indicate a variety difference?In the UK we call that feather colour Cuckoo.
Handsome chap!
This video seems like a good example of the Cuckoo coloring and looks like a big version of mine!
Crele OEGB cockerel.
We have cuckoo here too. In OEGB it is referred to as barred. This one is a bit different.In the UK we call that feather colour Cuckoo.
Handsome chap!