Eyes for Andy.
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George and Morgan
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for me not great eyes but what do i know
To be honest George, i really like both eyes. That is why i asked Andy to read.
We'll see what Andy has to say but in my opinion both eyes are nice, as are the birds, no doubting the quality of the hen either !!!
I wouldn't say they are outstanding eyes and I've definitely seen better, the hens eye is the nicest as I like the brightness of the orange. I wouldn't put the two together as they are both very full eyes !!
But as George says, what do we know lol
I wouldn't say they are outstanding eyes and I've definitely seen better, the hens eye is the nicest as I like the brightness of the orange. I wouldn't put the two together as they are both very full eyes !!
But as George says, what do we know lol
Personally I don’t think they are great breeding eyes, either of them. As Trev says the irises are too full certainly to pair together. They both have bits I like but neither have a particularly good inner circle. The eye of the chequer pied has quite a lot of bull in it seen easily between 4 & 6 o’clock but over the whole eye it’s making the colour appear a lot darker than it is. I like a chestnut and old gold eye but think this is looking like that because of the bull in it. This isn’t unusual in pied pigeons as the bull eye gene is linked to the pied gene. The red chequer has a bit of pied in it and I think the colour of this eye is also influenced by this gene especially around the outer edges. This one has a better inner circle with a wide area of dark shading between 6 & 11 but quite narrow around the rest of the eye. Not ones that I would put together as a pair using eye sign to be honest.
Back just enjoying club racing for the time being.
Thanks for the reading Andy. great feedback and its good to hear what others think.Andy wrote: ↑Sat Nov 04, 2023 6:11 pm Personally I don’t think they are great breeding eyes, either of them. As Trev says the irises are too full certainly to pair together. They both have bits I like but neither have a particularly good inner circle. The eye of the chequer pied has quite a lot of bull in it seen easily between 4 & 6 o’clock but over the whole eye it’s making the colour appear a lot darker than it is. I like a chestnut and old gold eye but think this is looking like that because of the bull in it. This isn’t unusual in pied pigeons as the bull eye gene is linked to the pied gene. The red chequer has a bit of pied in it and I think the colour of this eye is also influenced by this gene especially around the outer edges. This one has a better inner circle with a wide area of dark shading between 6 & 11 but quite narrow around the rest of the eye. Not ones that I would put together as a pair using eye sign to be honest.