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CP
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So what's with the question about the boy's name? I have no idea what significance the girls names have.  |
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stephen
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I bet George can work it out!  |
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stephen
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| mojo wrote: | | they must have mislabelled them at the show............these were the same shape but a deep navy blue with iridesance blue sheen |
Ours are now developing a green and blue sheen, similar to the ones you described!
They have some strange genes in there, it seems, as we've had leucistic offspring.
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CP
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Love the beetle green sheen on the feathers.  |
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mulberry
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Green is the correct colour, blue is actually a fault although most of them these days have some blue in them. They should also lay black eggs, again, most dont now.
My girls have just started laying and I have 3 enormous jet black eggs, very exciting!!!
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