Posted August 25, 200915 yr this is my fist time breeding sume size to my clearwings the male is a good bird this photo dont show him of the best and now the hen photo off the hen the cock and there babys [/url male and now to days photos the older one and the little one are thay two hens
August 25, 200915 yr Nice heads on those babies with width over the cere and directional feather :emoticon112: Masks a little shortish but they are nice chicks. Edited August 25, 200915 yr by KAZ
August 25, 200915 yr Author thank's kaz and renee i gust love the heads on tham i this will help a lot in the future pairing are thay 2 hens kaz Edited August 25, 200915 yr by shannon bird breeder
August 25, 200915 yr thank's kaz and renee i gust love the heads on tham i this will help a lot in the future pairing are thay 2 hens kaz youngest one is...not too sure about the eldest.
August 26, 200915 yr Nice heads on those babies with width over the cere and directional feather Masks a little shortish but they are nice chicks. Hey come on Kaz they ARE split for clearwing!!!!!! I can put my best cock to a clearwing hen and come out with tiny pin headed things a bit better than the clearwings but nowhere near the cocks quality. But I think Shannons look more promising than mine ever did! Lovely hen Shannon and great choice of cock for breeding splits! You will find that the wing markings that come from these splits will be significantly darker. I guess the trick is then to work them back into your clearwings trying to retain the size increase whilst cleaning up the wings.
August 26, 200915 yr Nubbly, I really think Shannon has done very well pairing that cock to his clearwing hen. He has acchieved what he set out to do, to improve his clearwing splits. Look forward to seeing those chickies grow on.
August 26, 200915 yr Yes me too! My comment was just that you expect too much for them to have directional feather AND depth of mask - like I said they ARE split for clearwing after all (meaning they breed pure for pin heads). I was just stirring you actually . Probably a bit cryptic unless you breed clearwings I guess. Edited August 26, 200915 yr by nubbly5
August 26, 200915 yr Yes me too! My comment was just that you expect too much for them to have directional feather AND depth of mask - like I said they ARE split for clearwing after all (meaning they breed pure for pin heads). I was just stirring you actually . Probably a bit cryptic unless you breed clearwings I guess. The very reason I put clearwings into the TOO HARD BASKET
September 15, 200915 yr Author this is my fist time breeding sume size to my clearwings the male is a good bird this photo dont show him of the best and now the hen photo off the hen the cock and there babys [/url male <a href="http://"http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/photo/2455701150104244332OSoMcR"" target="_blank"> and now to days photos the older one </a> and the little one from that to this
September 16, 200915 yr Hi, I use to breed clearwing before the greywing took over hard work but worth it. Do you know if the cock was split. And yes joint Brasea they a lovely people.
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