Sean D

Sorry to be a pain Dave, will the penguin cocks from the above pairing be split fawn, ifso could I then pair back to a fawn hen to produce fawn penguin.

Thanks for that Dave, when you say "young males" will that be any young male that is produced from the original pairing, What would the results be from pairing a penguin cock to a fawn hen.

Guys, what route do I take to produce the above, I have normal fawn cocks and hens, I also have grey penguins, whats the best best pairing, thanks

Took me all season but I'm rather excited by the below cock, hes one of 5 out the nest Just need a nice big hen for him.

This is the other sibling so it looks like there is a bit of fawn thrown in as well

You've got a keen eye Baz, Parents are CFW hen, BB cock

Guys, I know he not exhibition size but I'm really pleased with this cocks facial markings, he was one of a clutch of 5, 3 other cocks that look similar but this one stands out. whats your thoughts as I am only a novice,

Lovely looking BC fawns, I got a surprise when this one came out of my fawn hen paired with a normal cock, she is starting to colour up nicely now

Thanks, the cock is BF and the hen is CFW

Think I have a few that might be worthy

This is one of my "normal" zebs, he might not have a great shaped head or be of show quality but he is a little star, having raised one clutch of 4, has 5 in the nest and is nest building again, I just love the little fella.

Lovely looking bird, now thats got me thinking as I have splits with both bc and cfw in them.

Looks like a normal cock to me.

Thanks Dave, I was pretty sure, just needed it confirmed as I have read on here that hens can carry some cock markings, I'm pretty new to this and its all taking a bit of getting used too, all this split stuff is getting confusing.