Sicilian Buttercups

Posted by Powermulch (Dandenongs) on 6-May-15 01:38 PM AEST
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Reluctantly putting up the following before the wet and cold really hits.

A trio of black. The females are both jet black with the male exhibiting red in the usual places - neck hackles, shoulders, sickles. Legs are currently black.

A pair of white, alternately a trio including extra male. These legs are currently hetrezygote yellow, meaning the female has already received one allele for willow.

At least a pair gold, possibly made up to a trio for the right breeder. The male has perfect symmetrical comb but hetrezygote for slate leg. The female is very clear obvious willow but is single comb. The mating will produce buttercup individuals with and without duplex comb. Spare females hetrezygote for willow and duplex comb.

It's possible I have spare fowl close enough to produce Sicilian Hornets in gold. Males with willow legs, females hetrezygotes for slate.

These are all I will let go 2015. I am keeping just gold Sicilian Buttercups & Hornets for now with silvers available end 2016

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