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I will be in GA next month with shamo bantams and malays for sale. See my birds at www.aviangems.wix.com/aviangems.

that is "led" not "let" - sorry

And Malays are just asils selected in one direction. The asil is the original oriental that let to malays, cornish, thai - shamoids ( brazilian, etc...)

That looks like a Malay to me.

Nice German type Ko

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Paulo, Thanks for sharing. The first sketch is super.

Nice round head

To me that is the proper eye color for a KO. I call it yellow. Some people call it pearl. To me pearl would be white with a blue hue to it ( a color that is VERY difficult to get due to the fact the eye is filled with blood vessels). He has an excellent short beak. I like the fact that...

I love my KOs. I had read about them in the Schmudde book and thought they seemed interesting. When I saw them for the first time i thought they were amazing - small, postured, primitive / rough looking and got a trio. The are strictly bred for ornamental purposes, but if that works for...

The eye color change is not uncommon. It always seems to lighten with age / sexual maturity.

ALL MINE - NEAR PERFECT Father: Son: Wait until you see the blue ginger I raised this year.

Spangled males

Wheaten hens Better head, better posture, same eye color

I do not know this person out of GA you speak of. I can assure you Suzann's has NEVER acquired Ko from GA. Are you sure about that? Ask Suzanne. BTW- Suzann's original imports also thru Blue Wheatens, Gingers, Blacks and Whites. To the best of my knowledge. Suzanne's original birds...

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That is a move in the right direction.

Paolo and Gallorojo, To the best of my knowledge the birds from Carl Brantly went to Suzanne. They were wheatens and produced strictly wheatens. Therefore that spangle you call a "Brantly" bird can't possibly be. Do you know how the spangle / mottled color comes into the mix? It comes...