Here is hen #1



Hen #2



Hen #1

Not sure what the hens are any ideas?
Here are the males






Thank youFancyFinch wrote:I don't know what mutations they are, but they are gorgeous!
cindy wrote:These are Isabeles....now the females are interesting.
female 1 silver Isabel
female 2 look normal split to pied (the tear looks dark in the picture but Isabels can have slight tear usually a bit darker than the body color) She could be an Isabel.
The males are Silver Isabel OB/BB on the left and Silver Isabel (I see a hint of black breadt bar.
The second is OB....the orange is just not pushed up over the head as much but there is a hint of black breast bar as well it could be split to BB.
Can you get a tail shot of bothe males?
Are these related?
cindy wrote:female 2, she is very pretty...the white in the tail feather can you get a shot of that....does it look like an elongated hourglass? she may be split or fill BB. I would not be concerned with splits to much it is full pied I personally would avoid. In my stock if a bird is split to pied and carried traits like BB and OB I use them with another bird with BB or OB.
Lol thanks !!! Cindy is right I'm in paAmeza wrote:Seriously, where are you getting all these gorgeous birds?!Where are you located?
Here is my "European" take on the birds:
Hen nr. 1 is grey isabel.
Hen nr. 2 is normal grey split OB and pied.
Male 1 is grey isabel OB BB - (Phaeo)
Male 2 is normal grey OB.
Lucky you! These are great finds!