Silvers

[Bowbroom]

Silver is a dilute of blue, blues will only produce silvers if they carry the recessive gene

[Bowbroom]

As far as I’m aware they are the same except that Schalies display some degree of chequering

[Steve Howells]

Silver is a dilute of blue, blues will only produce silvers if they carry the recessive gene

Do you know what is a schalie compared to a slatey

I alway thought Schalie was just the Flemish word for Slate

[king]

Then there was Dunn i remember the name as a kid and Opal was another
Don’t really see them now

Opal is very common. M. & D. Evans and others wrongly called them mosaic with their Gaby Vandenabeeles.


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[king]

Then there was Dunn i remember the name as a kid and Opal was another
Don’t really see them now

Opal is very common. M. & D. Evans and others wrongly called them mosaic with their Gaby Vandenabeeles.


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Mosaic is two defined colours is it King

Yes Neil and these are very rare. I've only seen 3 true Mosaics in the flesh in over 50 years. And too answer the other question, Dun is Dilute blue in combination with spread is correctly called a dun.

[worm]

Silver is a dilute of blue, blues will only produce silvers if they carry the recessive gene

I was right then neil

[Bowbroom]

Cheers King
I have seen only one with a red cheq one side and blue cheq the others the rest was like a normal red one

It’s a sport, very unusual and rare, the late Cresswell Bros had one called Union Jack for obvious reasons

[Spieker-Loft]

In germany we only the word schalie instead of slate. The first time i heard about slate was last year when i had a Schalie/slate in my nest whilst george was over and told me the color is called slate. So atleast for us germans usually we just call it schalie i guess.

[Spieker-Loft]

What would this be IMG_2593.jpeg

My dad always said that silver mealys are the ones that have a silver ish neck instead of the common green/purple color. But im no expert on this topic.

[king]

Here's a colour you rarely see a Brown. This is one I had a few years back.