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no I see the nucleus but not the tell-tale bullseye you should see when it is fertile.

It is not the marinading that does the coloration. Trust me. It is the genetics behind the silkies that do it - the melanization that makes the skin, meat, and bones dark. I have butchered and cleaned a few evil silkie roosters from my flock for asian friends (after a couple years swearing I...

Jonah 18 month old Rooster Cookie- 2 yr old Hen Cocoa 5 month old pullet Chocolate - 7 month old pullet BuckWheat - 6month old pullet Fudge - 6 month old pullet Sherb - 1 yr old Rooster

On a number of occassions I've have pullets go broody before or as soon as they start laying (silkies) I've had brahma and brahma mix cockerels who have taken over babysitting smaller younger chicks on two occassions now. Right now I have a 3 month old brahma mix cockerel who is the guardian of...

BEAUTIFUL cochin boy! I love the partridge color scheme My avatar is a hen - Ginger Titus is not quite colored correctly, but a gorgeous guy and will be used to further my girls for next year :

Rusty is gorgeous, that color scheme is how a partridge boy should look! LOL I love my Penny, you know my boy Titus? Penny came from the same breeder and I'm getting more girls from the same breeder next week!

lol he just found him a home :) going to a lady who got some partridge from me earlier this spring, he'll be spoiled rotten. lol

Jonah : Jonah's son : Red cockerel : girl posse : Penny, Pudding, and Chocolate

none that I know of....I'd suggest finding a breeder who will ship you chicks, more expensive but nicer quality birds. hatchery silkies differ greatly from show/breeder lines and showgirls are a work in progress that say my bird Cinder is atleast 12th generation to look and conform to what a...

This girl is a Catdance pullet for those of you who have the catdance partridge chicks :) she was actually REALLY light as a chick, all 3 that I hatched were cream with brown and red stripes, and all 3 wound up being girls.

She is gorgeous! She wants to come to NC and visit Jessy ;)

I'm actually selling him, if he would have turned into a girl he would have stayed in the pet pen, but hes a he and he is a white, and I have no want for white birds. LOL he is absolutely gorgeous though, and hate to part with him but I don't have the room or the want(time/energy/money) to hunt...

yes Cinderfella is a showgirl (naked neck) cockerel he's a beardless bowtied SG

Blueberry - light blue Cinder young dark Parti boy Fudge (parti) and Powder (white) Titus Some of the gang hanging under their favorite yard spot - the trampoline

LOL no way Buckwheat is a favorite around here, however I do have some of my project chicks that are starting to feather in and look JUST like Buckwheat did at that age, so I may have some similar to her available in spring ;) Another picture of her from last week

a good picture to show the variation of partridge out of a single pen :

those chicks are beautiful Cindersga

With work you can 'train' them to calm down and hold still for when you want to show them, they need to get used to being calm in a small cage around other birds...but that 'pose' is pretty natural though all the pictures I took yesterday I just happened to catch them standing still while they...

lol yeah I love the sweets/food theme my boys aren't on the theme just my girls : Taffy, Butterscotch (buffs) Snickers and Truffles (blue partridge) Sherbert (well thats an easy one ;) ) Blueberry - blue Powder (as in powdered dougnut) is a white Brownie, Cookie, Ginger, Fudge, Chocolate...

Buckwheat posing Chocolate Chocolate and Fudge Pudding