Iridescent feather contest! All poultry types allowed! (No prizes) Ended!

[Lemon-Drop]

Hi!

I want to see your poultry’s feathers, particularly their iridescence! I love beautiful, shiny, multicolored feathers. They can be black, blue, red, buff, any pattern, any color!

The photo just has to show some iridescence on a poultry feather. That is the main rule.

Please Read!!!
Rules:

Feathers Must show some amount of iridescence. Any color is allowed, a sheen of blue, green, purple, etc.

Any poultry is allowed: chickens, ducks, quail, geese, etc.

The feather must be on the poultry.

Preferably it is a close up of a feather, but it’s ok if it’s a full body pictures, or that type of thing.

3 entries per member

An entry can have up to 3 photos

Please post as clear of a photo as you can.

Ends June 25th, 2021

Follow this format

1. State breed, variety, and color. May not be applicable for some breeds.

2. Name of the bird (optional)

3. Any other details about your bird. (Optional)

**photo (s)**


EXAMPLE

Speckled Sussex
Vanelope
Vanelope is a 14 week old Speckled Sussex pullet. She is quite bold, pecking at anything she can find.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Interesting contest.

 

[Chookchicken]

I’ll come and support everyone, and look at their cute chicken photos

 

[MysteryChicken]

#1.

Breed: Orpington.

Gender: Rooster

Name: Dino

Color: Project color: Wheaten Crele

He's an overall shiny bird.

 

[MysteryChicken]

#2.

Breed: Sumatra

Gender: Cockerel

Name: Demon

Color: Black

He is quite the stinker sometimes.

 

[MysteryChicken]

#3.

Breed: Easter Egger

Gender: Rooster

Name: Mr. Nipper

Color: Gold, Silver split Birchen.

 

[April0617]

Fun! Entry#1:
Breed: Black Australorp
Name: Bernadette
She's my noisy girl, it doesn't matter what she's doing, she's ALWAYS talking, loudly. Love the green sheen on my Australorps!

 

[April0617]

#2:
Breed: Silver Laced English Orp
Name: Butternut
My Orpingtons are my shy girls, we got them at 6 weeks old and they never quite warmed up to us like the girls we got as day old chicks, but they are sweet, and absolutely gorgeous. We call them our bowling balls

 

[Chookchicken]

#2:
Breed: Silver Laced English Orp
Name: Butternut
My Orpingtons are my shy girls, we got them at 6 weeks old and they never quite warmed up to us like the girls we got as day old chicks, but they are sweet, and absolutely gorgeous. We call them our bowling ballsView attachment 2711788

Those feathers are gorgeous!

 

[April0617]

#3
Breed: Barnyard Mix (Delaware daddy, could be a sex link mom or maybe Lavender Orpington? But leaning toward the sex link)
Name: Mumble
Mumble was hatched by my insistently broody faverolles hen. 1st babies hatched by us and her He/she was the last one to hatch, it's siblings hatched the day before and 2 days before it, so mom was more than ready to get the babies out and eating by the time he/she came along. Babes wasn't even fully dried off yet, and this little thing was chasing around after it's much more agile siblings, using it's wings to help it balance. All I could see was Happy Feet when I saw him He/she has beautiful blues and purples on those new feathers