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Thanks, yup its a pullet.
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He is nice... there are several sub-species of RJF, and yes earlobe color is one of the differences between sub-species. Most RJF in USA & Australia are a mix of sub-species because people (mainly zoos at the time) did not understand there where sub-species. Even wild caught birds could have a little domestic in them so now DNA testing as been started if I understand correctly my research to help preserve the RJF in captivity by some folks/zoos/universities. I specifically had the Vietnamese sub-species years ago... it was a gift and I found RJF to be fascinating. First their flight ability is amazing. The RJF hen we had looked so different next to the laying &standard sized ornamental & meat chickens we had everyone who saw her thought she was not a chicken (grant you they where all city folks, but they honestly thought she was not a chicken). They all thought she was a pheasant. She had different sounds she made too that our other hens did not. She was an excellent sentinel always on the look out for threats. She also did not "flock" the same as the other girls. She preferred being in cover either high in trees (the fig was one of her favorite trees as she had height and could guard the flock of domestic birds) or in shrubs, she avoided open areas unless flying to the top one of the Redwoods in the neighborhood. She was tame enough we could catch her as she knew the recall command the same as the other birds in the flock.
Nice looking girl
Beautifu'
I love her head, nice strong look to her
nice