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'm working with a breeder from the states to try get an import syndicate opened up, it's still in it's infancy but hopefully within a few years we should be able to import.

Baha yeah I've got quite a few photo bomb pics :D

Yeah I've always been fascinated by genetics and love colour breeding. There are lots of claims whites are here but I've been all over the Country and met many, many breeders plus lots of people "off the grid" and not one has been truly white... often people will call Lavenders whites or...

Just some updated pics of my 4 hybrids, they are doing great!

Thanks :) Who's birds did you see? I've sent birds all over Australia, glad to hear good reports, I work very hard with my birds and well worth it. Now if I can breed a white or two in the near future would be the pinnacle.

Thanks Kev, this colour is a combination of Cinnamon n Chocolate. Next I'm going to do the triple combo... Lav, Choc and cinnamon together.

Yes I love the colour too! Cinnamons feather out quite orange but this moults out as they age. Peach retains this vivid colour right through to adulthood.

From left to right.... Australian Chocolate, Australian Cinnamon and Peach.

This is a very new colour combination for Australia, it is a combination of sex - linked Australian Chocolate and Recessive Red eyed Cinnamon. "Peaches" is the first known Peach Guinea fowl in the world! Nini Eades has hatched the second Peach and I've recently hatched # 3 and # 4.

Why are you using my picture with out asking?

Any pics?

I wondered if this was the case, have you got any links to studies done on this?

I've got fertile eggs about 3 days in froma cinnamon ringneck hen over a Belgian Danver rooster. They grew up together and there are no other birds in their pen.

See the term light pied to me means a bird with very little white on it, as we are talking about the pied and that refers to the amount of white. Light on pied menas little white? Or so you would think and Heavy pied would mean lots of white. It does get confusing when so many mutations have...

Yes it's a quad, so 3 peahens and 1 peacock, that least impressive pied on the left is the mother of the 2 peachicks I posted.

First 2 Peachicks for 2015....

Just thought I'd share some pics of my peas this season, breeding season is here in Australia, I have my first 2 Peachicks out with another batch of fertile eggs due soonish.

How tame are they now?