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these cream lightbacks are very very hard to find in the uk i know of just 3 persons here that have them and i am one of them, there are louds of creams but lightbacks very scarce
cream lightback hen
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my, that is a very nice bird! like a light version of our fawns...
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I know of a breeder who has alot of what he calls creambacks. Would they be the same variety?
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Yes in Aus we do call them Creambacks.malibu_birdie wrote:I know of a breeder who has alot of what he calls creambacks. Would they be the same variety?
Garry
G'day All,
This fellow is about two months old now. Parents are a Fawn Charcoal Cock and a Silver Hen. Given the discussions here would it be right to call him a Fawn Creamback?
MJ
This fellow is about two months old now. Parents are a Fawn Charcoal Cock and a Silver Hen. Given the discussions here would it be right to call him a Fawn Creamback?
MJ
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Here are some of my creambacks (ex Worboys/Seabrook)
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MJME
I have a bird that looks exactly the same
I bought hi as a Marked white cock, but in the light his back is kind of fawnish, like an isabel colour.
how exciting!!
I have a bird that looks exactly the same
I bought hi as a Marked white cock, but in the light his back is kind of fawnish, like an isabel colour.
how exciting!!
Julian
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Danny, They are looking good in colour. Like the chest on the cockbird in the background. Will be geting them going again this year. Hope all the rest of your Zebs are doing well.
Mark
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I am really impressed with the size and vigour of these birds. They outshine all the others.AMCA26 wrote:Danny, They are looking good in colour. Like the chest on the cockbird in the background. Will be geting them going again this year. Hope all the rest of your Zebs are doing well.
Mark