Jump to content

Some Of My 2011 Pairs

Featured Replies

Posted

Hi all got five minutes, thought I'd post some photos of a few of the pairs I have breeding at the moment.

 

This pair have now finished and their babies are fostered under another pair.

greygreen spangle hen and greygreen clearbody cock

DSCF0220.jpg

DSCF0409.jpg

 

and their previous clutch which have bloodied noses from a hawk hassling them.

 

DSCF0408.jpg

 

One of their fostered babies, greygreen spangle opaline clearbody

DSCF0588.jpg

Next pair, cobalt dominant pied cock and yf grey opaline dominant pied hen, this pair is also on their last round and is fostering babies from the first pair.

DSCF0578.jpg

DSCF0589.jpg

and their two babies yf dominant pied and cinnamon yf dominant pied

DSCF0583.jpg

DSCF0584.jpg

DSCF0585.jpg

DSCF0586.jpg

 

Next pair also on last round, hope to foster her new babies to the fresh pairs.

Dark green spangle dominant pied cock and yf cinnamon dominant pied cobalt hen.

DSCF0597.jpg

their babies so far.

DSCF0593.jpg

 

I will leave it at that for the moment and put the fresh pairs on when I get some spare time.

 

Cheers Jenny

  • Author

Thanks guys

Georgie the hawk has been causing havoc for months I wish it would go away too.

 

Here are some of the fresh pairs

 

yf cinnamon violet/lacewing cock and yf lacewing dominant pied hen

 

DSCF0208.jpg

DSCF0191.jpg

DSCF0571.jpg

 

Greywing dark green dominant pied cock and yf cinnamon dominant pied hen

 

DSCF0598.jpg

DSCF0600.jpg

 

yf grey/ clearbody cock and not sure on the hen but ino of some sort.

 

DSCF0604.jpg

DSCF0188.jpg

 

These three pairs are sitting on eggs at the moment, really keen to see what I get from the last pair.

 

Cheers Jenny

yf cinnamon violet/lacewing cock and yf lacewing dominant pied hen

they will be so so pretty the chicks from these

your birds are beautiful

some your dom pied hens are df doms you knew that right i think you do but if not

it means you dont need to put a pied cock to them just a norm-you will still get all dom pieds

  • Author

Yeah thanks GB, can't wait to see what I get from that pair.

As for the Dom pieds some of my pieds you would swear were double factor and prove not to be so I reserve my judgement until they have a couple of broods.

 

Cheers Jenny

You have some really nice chicks there Hilly.

Yeah thanks GB, can't wait to see what I get from that pair.

As for the Dom pieds some of my pieds you would swear were double factor and prove not to be so I reserve my judgement until they have a couple of broods.

 

Cheers Jenny

 

i know df doms are ment to give all dom pieds but i know a few that have breed normals every now and again so..... thats how i got my df dom he breed a normal in a clutch of 6 and owner didnt want him after that

ihave no idea how that works but

maybe combination pied rather than true dom could explain it i dont know

  • Author

Thanks Splat

GB I posted a couple of photos of pieds that both had a non pied parent so maybe there is some sort of modifier happening or recessive in the mix.

 

DSCF0319.jpg

PB300069.jpg

sorry what do you mean by both had a none pied parent as in the young look like df pies ???

 

could be rec pied playing a part but do you have any rec pieds at all ?

 

if you have a df pied and a normal paired you should get all pied chicks

 

df and sf pied gives pied sf pied df and normal chicks

 

df and df give i think dont quote me as its morning here df pied whole nest

  • Author

Hi GB I mean that the young can't be df pieds as they only have one pied parent but they look like df pieds as they have only few markings.

Yes I may have some recessive pied background in some birds so it is possible some will be carrying the gene.

 

Cheers Jenny

Please sign in to comment

You will be able to leave a comment after signing in

Sign In Now