i have a hen that i thought was a cinnamon wing but i have put her into a breeding cabinet with a male cinnamon wing and her wings are a lighter colour than his . Now i am not sure of her mutation. Can someone give me their opinion please?

 

Dilute? Opaline spangle. Not 100% though.

I would have thought she was a greywing, not a cinnamon.

Yellow faced mauve opaline greywing! Very pretty.

What would be a good partner for her then so i could get some greywing babies. I have her with a cinnamon wing but i only added them to the cabinet yesterday so i can still change her partner. I have no male greywings but i do have a mauve normal.

Edited April 6, 201015 yr by deb

Another greywing or a split greywing would be best but even a clearwing or a dilute would give you greywing babies.

or you could put her to the mauve boy and get split grey wing cocks and hens

then change partners to another normal id say cobalt if possable keep that dark factor happening and get another lot of split greywing chicks

then next year you can pair these half brother sisters and get greywing and normal chicks and all would be very pretty

as mauve x mauve = mauve add the yf and half will be yf mauve f or mauve normals

add the grey wing factor and you will get yf greywings in mauve and yf mauves in normal and normal mauves

all her chicks will be split to grey wing always as its a rececive gene

with a cobalt you will get maves and cobalt chicks same story as above

Edited April 6, 201015 yr by GenericBlue