New Approved Standard for Bearded Self Blue Silkie Bantams. Standard shape requirements the same as for the breed description of Bearded Silkie Bantams. DISQUALIFICATIONS Red, yellow, orange or positive white in any section of plumage. (See General Disqualifications and Cutting for Defects). COLOR – MALE AND FEMALE COMB, FACE AND WATTLES: Deep mulberry. EAR-LOBES: […]
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Color – Male COMB, FACE AND WATTLES: Bright Red BEAK: Light bluish horn EYES: Reddish Bay EAR-LOBES: White HEAD: Plumage, lustrous, rich, dark reddish orange NECK: Hackle—Lustrous, rich reddish orange with a nar- row black strip extending down the middle of each lower hackle feather, tapering to a point just short of the tip,. Front
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Shape description for all varieties generally the same as for all Rosecomb bantams. Disqualifications: Positive enamel white in the face of the cockerels and pullets. Red in earlobes covering more than one-third of surface. Male and Female: COMB, FACE AND WATTLES; Bright Red BEAK; Horn, shaded with black EYES; Reddish Bay EAR-LOBES; White SHANKS AND
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Standard shape requirements the same as for the breed description of the Marans. Disqualifications: More than one half inch of positive white in any part of the surface plumage, or two or more feathers tipped or edged in positive white. Any tint of yellow on bottom of feet or toes. (see General Disqualification and Cutting
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Disqualifications and Point Cuts Absence of a knob or dewlap on mature specimens. Indisputable evidence that they will not develop white in primaries or secondaries. All orange knob and bill are disqualifications. Bill color on mature specimens: orange color is permissible from nostrils through knob with a 1 1/2 to 2 point deduction, depending on
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Shape description for all varieties generally the same as for large cochins. (See General Disqualifications and Cutting for Defects) Male and Female: COMB, FACE, WATTLES, AND EAR LOBES: Bright Red BEAK: Swarthy Yellow EYES: Reddish Bay LEGS AND TOES: Yellow PLUMAGE: The color pattern of the Buff Columbian Cochin Bantam is identical to that of
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Standard shape requirements the same as for the breed description of Modern Game Bantams. DISQUALIFICATIONS White in any section of the plumage. (See General Disqualifications and Cutting for Defects). COLOR – MALE COMB, FACE, WATTLES AND EAR-LOBES: Bright red. BEAK: Horn. EYES: Red. HEAD: Lustrous Red. NECK: Hackle – Lustrous orange-yellow, free from striping. Front
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Shape description for all varieties generally the same as for large cochins. (See General Disqualifications and Cutting for Defects) Male and Female: COMB, FACE, WATTLES, AND EAR LOBES; Bright Red BEAK; Swarthy Yellow EYES; Reddish Bay LEGS AND TOES; Shanks and Toe Feathers – Blue. Shanks and Toes – Swarthy Yellow PLUMAGE: See description of
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Standard shape requirements the same as for the breed description of the Ameraucana. SELF BLUE AMERAUCANAS COLOR – MALE AND FEMALE COMB, FACE, WATTLES, AND EARLOBES: Red, except female earlobes to be very pale, matching color of skin. BEAK: Horn to black. EYES: Reddish bay. SHANKS AND TOES: Slate, bottoms of feet and toes white.
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Standard shape requirements the same as for the breed description of the Malay. WHEATEN MALAY MALE COLOR DESCRIPTION COMB: Bright Red FACE, THROAT, AND EAR-LOBES: Bright Red BEAK: Yellow to horn EYES: Pearl HEAD: Lustrous rich orange, free from brown or black on feathers. NECK: Hackle—Lustrous rich orange, free from brown or black on feathers.
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