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Mom used to have Anconas though… Aka mottled Leghorns…

Nah mottling is cool Lavender gives me the ick...

looks like they used those to scrub at least three patios

I don’t like the color much but it is my favorite for dyed Easter Eggs! It takes color very well!

Emoji and those eggs match!

Can’t let the dog win, right?

I didn’t know Cornish Cross ever attacked humans. I never thought about it, the docile ones we see are just babies.

Did you know Leghorns were the second most commonly shown large fowl breed in 2022 with 703 shown?

Golden neck, on the other hand… 🥰

Mille Fluer d’Uccles were my start actually. Then I got d’Anvers since I thought they were mille fluer d’Uccles but easier. Turns out d’Anvers are just better in every way. They look great in dozens of patterns. Except they can’t pull off mille fluer. They do have a robust neck and robust...

I do like golden neck. Especially on Belgian Bantams and Thurungians. I think the mille fluer is a good example of color and type but I think Cochins, booted bantams, and d’Uccles are the only chickens that can pull off that pattern without looking a bit goofy.

Matthieu Leuridan's photo. Beautiful mille fluer.

@The Moonshiner got any of them golden necks? @Painted Calls Call ducks Oh nvm I reread the description Colorful mallards Painted mallards if you will?

They must not be great examples though because only the males appear to have the knob and dewlap.

I’m a big fan of the color.

@JacinLarkwell look what I found at a swap in Wisconsin. “kolohari geese”. He spelled and pronounced “Kholmogory” terribly but he did know it was a Russian breed. To be fair, I don’t know how to spell or pronounce it either, I had to look it up. But this proves they are existing in the US.

I really prefer the original. But dark throated give me soldier vibes for some reason, which I think is cool.

Red goldens are gorgeous.

Same, man

A lot of people actually remove them this way on purpose. It will heal, fortunately. I’m sure you know that, though.