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John Savage wrote:
I can't just recall ever seeing a hen with white ear lobes. You can extend your rule of thumb to Chinese bantams--they are white birds but with bright blue wattles IIRC and I think their egg shells are blue. If you are talking about silkies, our silkies always laid white eggs. They had white feathers and black skin. I have heard that silkies have black bones, but I can't confirm that. Sounds unlikely. |
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these brown eggs ....
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these brown eggs ....
"John Savage" wrote in message
writes: John Savage wrote: I can't just recall ever seeing a hen with white ear lobes. You can extend your rule of thumb to Chinese bantams--they are white birds but with bright blue wattles IIRC and I think their egg shells are blue. If you are talking about silkies, our silkies always laid white eggs. They had white feathers and black skin. I think you're right, and it's Indian mynahs with the blue egg shells. Araucana chooks lay blue eggs. |
these brown eggs ....
Farm1 wrote:
"John Savage" wrote in message writes: John Savage wrote: I can't just recall ever seeing a hen with white ear lobes. You can extend your rule of thumb to Chinese bantams--they are white birds but with bright blue wattles IIRC and I think their egg shells are blue. If you are talking about silkies, our silkies always laid white eggs. They had white feathers and black skin. I think you're right, and it's Indian mynahs with the blue egg shells. Araucana chooks lay blue eggs. So do DUCKS. |
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