What color is he Genetically speaking?

sjango

Songster
7 Years
May 2, 2017
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San Diego County, California
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So here he is, absolutely stunning in my opinion, of course I’m a bit biased. He’s just a tapestry of reds—dark red on his covert feathers, cream flight feathers with a gradient to brown and black. Gold saddle feathers, silver and gold hackle feathers.
Does this have a name?
Cream light brown Colombian? Some kind of Duckwing going on?
 
View attachment 2343986So here he is, absolutely stunning in my opinion, of course I’m a bit biased. He’s just a tapestry of reds—dark red on his covert feathers, cream flight feathers with a gradient to brown and black. Gold saddle feathers, silver and gold hackle feathers.
Does this have a name?
Cream light brown Colombian? Some kind of Duckwing going on?

Do you know his heritage? I think some genetics are just random. I've got some interesting birds from a Crele rooster x White hen that I have no idea what would be called because it's non-standard - she's not Crele or white but something just weird, but pretty.
 
Red silver duckwing/extended black heterozygote maybe?
Or maybe wheaten instead of duckwing because he shows more leakage than is usual.
 
Do you know his heritage? I think some genetics are just random. I've got some interesting birds from a Crele rooster x White hen that I have no idea what would be called because it's non-standard - she's not Crele or white but something just weird, but pretty.
He’s a landrace from Pohnpei Island called a Ponape, colors are random as no one was selecting for anything.
 
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