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Wendy is how my dark one grew. Gosh I miss mine. I'm glad they left when they did. But I do regret selling them all off some days

Chick one is how my 3 light chicks feathered out. The Dark chick feathered out dark and adult plumage changed to the same as the lighys

Other than my silkies, which I know who's passing it down, my cross beaks have all been either muffed and not bearded, or completely clean faced

I'm not a huge fan of bearded polish. My buff laced was adorable bearded, but she's the only one I ever had that had a beard. Everyone else was/nonbearded. They're derpy enough, they don't need even more blind spots. My male makes my silkie male, David, look like Einstein, which is incredibly...

The araucana test issue can easily be lessened by not breeding two tufted together. It's the homozygous gene that causes issues

Really? Mine was awful sweet, but the dumbest of the polish, excluding my actually brain damaged buff lace. I did have a hen though that constantly pecked. Nor grabbing, but like she was using echolocation woth her beak

My 4 I had all did great too. They had no issues apart from one just getting stuck on our deck randomly.

I think the SOP is like a recipe blog. Good guidelines and some things are needed for the end product, but some things can be altered a bit with no ill effect

I know my girls always laid eggs like the right one, even ar a year. Made it possible to tell theirs from my buff laced hen

Oh he's cute!

And one of my girls would climb the stairs of the deck and look through the windows. And theN get stuck because she was suddenly like 15-20 feet in the air on the deck

My male would have little popcorn moments. All of a sudden he'd spring like a foot in the air, flapping as if someone zapped him with a cattle prod. He loved flying into snowbanks too. I think I've got a picture of him doing that once

Mine still acted like mini psychos when I sold the group. My buff laced was the only one who acted normal 95% of the time

Gosh I miss mine

Owning love that color pairing

That's very similar to my old trio, especially the male.

Real quick, can I ask which down color you seemed to have better luck with as adults? I only ask because I got 4 when I had them, 3 silvery and 1 almost a dark charcoal. They grew up all looking the same though

That same issue is common in the harlequin rabbit breeding. 2 perfect animals can breed and produce kits good for nothing but freezer fillers

Oh I'd love bantam versions of these!

I adore the old drawn standard images for birds. They are always just si beautiful