Hi all.
Bird shown is a true genetic mutation IMO - has moulted and has plenty of direct sunlight and has maintained colour.
Rump area is dark blue/black (rather than the normal blue), has irridescent collar flecks, deep blue breast, intense yellow underneath with dark olive back.
He is a standout in direct sunlight (sorry for the poor pic).
If he had a hen with similar characteristics, what would be the outcome? Is he a useful bird for others who are intent on breeding mutations?
Cheers, Mark
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I would put him with the darkest hen you can find and see what comes of it.
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thanks both for your thoughts
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What became of this bird? And any breeding results?
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