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Here is the offspring of the black-beaked blue hen and a violet male. Maternal Grandfather was the blue male pictured. this baby was 2014s hatch - unsexed so far, but I believe may be male. Is an odd color - not blue, not turquoise (parblue), not violet. Pic really doesn't do him justice or show the...

Sorry about photo quality. it is hard to get her to stand still. She is going into moult in this pic.

Michele
South Texas

weird blue male...(father of blue hen with black, she is mom of odd colored baby). other photos to follow
Michele
South Texas

Yes, I am going to get some. I will post. I may know it if I see it -- or not!!

I wondered had anyone heard of this mutation?

Michele
South Texas

Yes, I will get those together and post them.

I am in the US. A friend says he has a black male IRN. (haven't seen him yet). I seem to remember hearing of them, but maybe I am mistaken. He paired it with an Albino hen and got lacewings (pallids)???? I didn't have much time to talk with him and he doesn't have knowledge of genetics so I don't kn...

I am in USA and have a blue Indian Ringneck hen that developed same black beak in breeding season. After season it lightened a little but not much. She was 1 1/2 last year. I am waiting to see if it darkens up more again in the next month or so. As a baby she had a normal dark red indian ringneck be...