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In this pic, the one on the left is a pearl, the one next to it is probably pied pearl (but could be something like royal purple?), the one next to that, if it has light purple stripes in between the grey, it is a lavender. If not, I don't know what color it is. Then the one on the right is a white.
I think you've about got it, Shelley, except I do believe that the 2nd keet from the left is Royal Purple. Originally we had 2 Royal Purples, got them as keets, they looked just like that one except a little lighter in color. Notice how the dark lines on his head are thinner and almost more squiggly than the Pearl? Also, the color inbetween the dark lines should be a lighter brown (almost a tan) color.
They are too cute, and I really wish my feed store (or Tractor Supply Co., although I've never heard of them doing guineas) would have some little guineas this time of year, lol. (Like I need more, right?)
In this pic, the one on the left is a pearl, the one next to it is probably pied pearl (but could be something like royal purple?), the one next to that, if it has light purple stripes in between the grey, it is a lavender. If not, I don't know what color it is. Then the one on the right is a white.
I think you've about got it, Shelley, except I do believe that the 2nd keet from the left is Royal Purple. Originally we had 2 Royal Purples, got them as keets, they looked just like that one except a little lighter in color. Notice how the dark lines on his head are thinner and almost more squiggly than the Pearl? Also, the color inbetween the dark lines should be a lighter brown (almost a tan) color.
They are too cute, and I really wish my feed store (or Tractor Supply Co., although I've never heard of them doing guineas) would have some little guineas this time of year, lol. (Like I need more, right?)
