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Just wondering if I am correct in this.
I'll use a pied as an example of what I am thinking.
When they first hatch, they are pink where the white is. When they shed, the pink is gone and the nice white is there.
Say a BP is extremely pink when it hatches, would that be a good indication that it will be nice and light once it sheds?
From what I have seen of Baby pics. The Calico's/Sugars have a very pink appearance to them. Obviously they loose it when they get older. But IMO they look very pink when born.
Anyone else have an idea?
Here is a photo of the 3 from the clutch that prompted me to wonder this since the father was extremely light.
Not sure what you mean about pieds... they are pure white when they hatch....
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When they are first pop out of the egg, they are pink where the white is.
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