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I mean, one in addition to D!Just as I had thought. I am still hoping that one, maybe A, might turn out to be a hen because Anconas do have big wattles and combs
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I mean, one in addition to D!Just as I had thought. I am still hoping that one, maybe A, might turn out to be a hen because Anconas do have big wattles and combs
Unfortunately, that won't happen. The boys already have the long wispy male feathers visible in their hackle and saddle areas. You can also see bright blocks of red coming in on the shoulders. The female also has some red, but hers isn't quite as bold and in a more uniform pattern.I mean, one in addition to D!
You’re in Australia correct? They exist there. I can’t speak for other countries for certainAh so these are red Anconas? They were hatched from white eggs, but because of the brown feathers I thought they must have been cross bred somewhere along the line. I hadn't heard of red Anconas!