Aug 11, 2014 #1 Kneedles Songster 7 Years Jul 22, 2014 256 111 206 Wellington, New Zealand This is the only Peafowl that I have ever seen that was not a wild- or white-morph. Can someone please tell me which breed it is a member of? Last edited: Aug 11, 2014
This is the only Peafowl that I have ever seen that was not a wild- or white-morph. Can someone please tell me which breed it is a member of?
Aug 12, 2014 #2 casportpony 🦚🦆🦃🐔 BYC Staff Project Manager Premium Feather Member 12 Years 13 Years Jun 24, 2012 151,329 454,625 2,522 The Golden State No clue, but she's pretty! -Kathy
Aug 12, 2014 #3 casportpony 🦚🦆🦃🐔 BYC Staff Project Manager Premium Feather Member 12 Years 13 Years Jun 24, 2012 151,329 454,625 2,522 The Golden State Is she possibly a black shoulder? -Kathy Last edited: Aug 12, 2014
Aug 12, 2014 Thread starter #4 Kneedles Songster 7 Years Jul 22, 2014 256 111 206 Wellington, New Zealand casportpony said: Is she possibly a black shoulder? -Kathy Click to expand... I have no clue. There were definitely no signs about her on the cage that she was in.
casportpony said: Is she possibly a black shoulder? -Kathy Click to expand... I have no clue. There were definitely no signs about her on the cage that she was in.
Aug 12, 2014 #6 Dany12 Crowing 13 Years Aug 20, 2011 1,952 784 331 france Indian Blue black shoulder hen.
Aug 12, 2014 #7 KsKingBee Crossing the Road 11 Years Sep 29, 2013 8,840 10,934 752 The Scenic Flint Hills of Kansas Dany12 said: Indian Blue black shoulder hen. Click to expand... What is the difference between a Black Shoulder hen and an Indian (India) Blue Black Shoulder hen?
Dany12 said: Indian Blue black shoulder hen. Click to expand... What is the difference between a Black Shoulder hen and an Indian (India) Blue Black Shoulder hen?
Aug 12, 2014 #8 BYC-user-174785 Songster 7 Years Nov 23, 2012 1,723 94 178 Blackshoulder is just the pattern, and many times we just use that implying its Indian Blue, but its more correct to say the color and pattern, Indian Blue Blackshoulder.
Blackshoulder is just the pattern, and many times we just use that implying its Indian Blue, but its more correct to say the color and pattern, Indian Blue Blackshoulder.
Aug 12, 2014 #9 KsKingBee Crossing the Road 11 Years Sep 29, 2013 8,840 10,934 752 The Scenic Flint Hills of Kansas I thought he was trying to be technically correct but shouldn't you say India instead of Indian?
Aug 12, 2014 #10 new 2 pfowl Crowing Jan 13, 2012 3,069 529 331 Dunedin, NZ https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/834840/what-say-you-indian-or-india-blue