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I just hatched 2 peachicks from my India Blue Peafowl....
One of the chicks is white...is this common?
Laura on Camano Island
One of the chicks is white...is this common?
Laura on Camano Island
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To get a white peachick from Indiablue looking parents, both the parents need to have a white gene meaning split to white.Most of the times the split peafowl show a couple of white flight feathers and a white throat patch also (not necessarily ), since white is co-dominant. . Also black shoulder peachicks are also born white or cream with a tiny tinge of yellow., upon close observation you will see light brown or light peach color on lower half of both wings.. In such a situation both the Indiablue parents need to be split to blackshoulderI just hatched 2 peachicks from my India Blue Peafowl....
One of the chicks is white...is this common?
Laura on Camano Island
The hens get dirty looking when laying season hits at least mine did.And are white peafowl more frail than others?