Guest MBpigeonguy Posted November 3, 2008 Report Posted November 3, 2008 do you know the color pigeons, that are white with a splash of blue bar on the wings? there are lots of names for this color, like cross, gay pied, splashes, but i cant seem to find a darn picture, anyways i want to breed some quickly before winter, do i just take a pure white, and cross it with a blue bar?
OLDYELLOW Posted November 3, 2008 Report Posted November 3, 2008 its a grizzle like one on link http://www.elimarpigeons.com/Auction/item.php?id=4726
Guest MBpigeonguy Posted November 3, 2008 Report Posted November 3, 2008 no grizzles are grizzled! but this is a pure white bird with a patch of blue bar
Guest Grasshopper Lofts Posted November 3, 2008 Report Posted November 3, 2008 no grizzles are grizzled! but this is a pure white bird with a patch of blue bar i have one thats all white with a red blob on its wing just thought they were clased as a grizzle
Guest MBpigeonguy Posted November 3, 2008 Report Posted November 3, 2008 kindof like this one, but more white
OLDYELLOW Posted November 3, 2008 Report Posted November 3, 2008 gay pied , a white with a blue bar would breed similar pigeons
Guest MBpigeonguy Posted November 3, 2008 Report Posted November 3, 2008 ok, good now i want to breed some, and i have none, but what do i do? i have all the other colors/
OLDYELLOW Posted November 3, 2008 Report Posted November 3, 2008 the white is just a lack of pigment two blue whiteflytes could breed above , to increase the chance use a white and a blue or blue wf
Guest MBpigeonguy Posted November 3, 2008 Report Posted November 3, 2008 OK thanks, one local guy here breeds them all the time, i was unable too. i think it was becouse the white i used one of this parents was a blue, so it really seemed to only breed blues. i bred a white hen to a cheque earlier and got 4 dark reds. :-/
OLDYELLOW Posted November 3, 2008 Report Posted November 3, 2008 the true colour of the white in last instance was red so when selecting a white get a near white will have a blue tail or blue bits on wing then know your getting a dilute blue
Guest MBpigeonguy Posted November 4, 2008 Report Posted November 4, 2008 ok so iahve this bb epid hen, whos head is mostly white, and has a white belly, and 6 white flights on the wings. so it would be my best bet to mate her to a white. right?
OLDYELLOW Posted November 4, 2008 Report Posted November 4, 2008 with a white with a splash of blue then you know the true colours blue
peterpau Posted November 4, 2008 Report Posted November 4, 2008 So can you tell me how you get a white with a blue tail and red in the wing a bit like a mealy. Cos I aint seen ote like it before.
OLDYELLOW Posted November 4, 2008 Report Posted November 4, 2008 thin k you need to re read i said use a white with a slash of blue either on wing or tale as he used a white bird but got reds as its true colour was red white is just a lack of pigment and not the true colour but the one shown as white
ChrisMaidment08 Posted November 4, 2008 Report Posted November 4, 2008 i have white with slight mealy feathering on neck and blue in wing from mealy cock white hen
peterpau Posted November 4, 2008 Report Posted November 4, 2008 So can you tell me how you get a white with a blue tail and red in the wing a bit like a mealy. Cos I aint seen ote like it before. No this is what I have in my pen.
OLDYELLOW Posted November 4, 2008 Report Posted November 4, 2008 sorry thought you were refering to previous post , that would be a mosaic , if the true colour was shown not the white think there was a previous thread on mosaics
ChrisMaidment08 Posted November 4, 2008 Report Posted November 4, 2008 like this but with blue? thats nice pphil look nice with my cock ;D
ChrisMaidment08 Posted November 4, 2008 Report Posted November 4, 2008 or more better known as saddle backs
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