Who has seen a silkie like this?

[Wjeffgriggs]

Sry i was just adding info didn't mean for it to be a response to your post. I totally agreed with you.

I do like the gif respsone

Sry i was just adding info didn't mean for it to be a response to your post. I totally agreed with you.

I do like the gif respsone

 

[Wjeffgriggs]

Wait I see that did not make sense my reply's were out of order. Been a long day.

 

[MysteryChicken]

OK, sorry

It's okay, no harm done.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Wow!

She's pretty isn't she? Her father is a white silkie who's split to lavender, mother was a porcelain D'uccle. So she inherited one copy of the lavender genes from both parents, meaning she is lavender + dominate white. Father also is dominate white.

 

[Wjeffgriggs]

She's pretty isn't she? Her father is a white silkie who's split to lavender, mother was a porcelain D'uccle. So she inherited one copy of the lavender genes from both parents, meaning she is lavender + dominate white. Father also is dominate white.

Indeed. Once you get mixed flocks who knows whats going to hatch out. Honestly i think thats why I still incubate. I am a slightly disappointed when obvious looks like the others chicks pops out.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Indeed. Once you get mixed flocks who knows whats going to hatch out. Honestly i think thats why I still incubate. I am a slightly disappointed when obvious looks like the others chicks pops out.

Earlier this spring, I gathered five silkie eggs thinking at least 1, or 2 to be mixed, nope all were pure silkies. It's wonderful for that to happen.