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Quote: X2 It is now a stick it can be found here, -Breeds, Genetics, & Showing --Notable Reference & Breed Thread Discussions (at the top of the Breeds, Genetics, & Showing page) ---Various Diagrams on parts of a Chicken (at the top of the Notable Reference & Breed Thread Discussions page)...

Quote: I myself like the Indian Game (Cornish) X Rhode Island Red (out of Breeder stock). Chris

Well I thought I might add this Egg Color chart to my list Blue X Blue = Blue Blue X White (eg, Leghorn) = Blue to Light Blue Blue X Brown (eg, RIR) = Green Blue X Dark Brown (eg, Maran) = Olive Brown Excellent crosses for table fowl. For the list below the first breed is the rooster and the...

Quote: Your welcome. Chris

Quote: You have to have X amount of posts before you can post pictures. The other thing that you could do is use something like a Photo Bucket account. Chris

Thought I would add some more to this thread. *Mottled (recessive) Solid + Solid = All solids Solid + Mottled = 100% solids, all carrying mottled Solid (carrying Mottled) + Solid = all solid, 50% carrying mottled Solid (carrying Mottled) + Solid (carrying Mottled) = 75% solids [50% carrying...

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I just added some now stuff, hope you like.. Chris

Quote: Your welcome, I have some other stuff I am going to have to post on here soon... Chris

Quote: Thank You, I'm trying to get a little of everything in here.. Chris

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The sticky is under: Notable Reference & Breed Thread Discussions at the top of the Breeds, Genetics, & Showing page. Various Diagrams on parts of a Chicken: https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=343605 Chris

All chickens have black and red (gold). These are the only colors in chickens. All the different patterns and colors depend on either restricting or enhancing these two colors. THE DOWN GENES — • E--extended black. dominate Chicks are hatched as black. In adult hood they are black with red...

I just added a Poultry Plumage Terms and Definitions list to my original post https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=343605&p=1. Here is what was added. -- Barring-- •Alternate stripes of light and dark across a feather, most distinctly seen in Barred Plymouth Rock Bay--...

Thank you for all your replies and kind words. I just added American Standard of Perfection 2001 comb definition for each comb... Chris

Quote: Did you do your search as chicken/ poultry? I did a search as Avian... As far as yellow tissue in the nasal cavity, I would thing that it would be normal. I would be more worried if it was Black or even White.. I will check some of my birds and see what I can find... Chris So what...

Quote: Got it, and done.. Chris

I did a update and add some information that I found on, WHAT IS SINGLE MATING, WHAT IS DOUBLE MATING, WHAT IS IN-BREEDING, THREE WAYS OF IN-BREEDING, and ESTABLISHING A STRAIN.. Chris

Quote: Your Welcome, Chris