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I taught that a a pair of blue bars (b/b) will never have a blue check (b/c), but my friend said..... "yes, they can have a blue checker baby as long as 1 pigeon in there pedigree show a blue checker some where in there pedigree no matter how far back in the generations it is. Two years ago I h...

Adam, yes I got the diagram from a booklet written by Hollander. The booklet is called "Project on Genetics". What is strange is that Hollander first talks about a term that Charles Darwin coined "Reversion" to the wild type. So is it correct to say that the original Belgian hom...

Is it true that the first Belgian racing homers were bred from crossing a Scandaroon father with a Tipper hen?

I made a Pigeon Base Color Genetics Chart.
Can you review it and make comments or if I need to make any corrections?
Click on chart to enlarge.

I have a recessive pied blue budgie hen, that is her top half is white and her bottom half is blue . I plan to mate her to a recessive pied green budgie cock, that is his top half is yellow yellow and his bottom half is green . What color budgies can I expect? See video: https://youtu.be/MJj_7WfbTik

The term eye floater refers to deposits found in the vitreous body of the eye, which is the gel-like material covering the back of the eyeball. The vitreous may liquefy and bunch together to form tiny strings or balls. Individuals see eye floaters when they experience specks, lines, and spots, float...

With an ash red cock carrying the blue base color: Is the blue flecking the same on all patterns? (1) Barless, (2) Bar, (3) Check (4) Dark Check? I would guess that the flecking is less with the Barless and increases with Bar pattern, then more with Check pattern, then the most with Dark Check. Is ...

With an ash red cock carrying the blue base color: Is the blue flecking the same on all patterns? (1) Barless, (2) Bar, (3) Check (4) Dark Check? I would guess that the flecking is less with the Barless and increases with Bar pattern, then more with Check pattern, then the most with Dark Check. Is ...

Would you (1) pair a Brown cock to a ash red hen? Or (2) your Ash red Cock carrying blue to a Brown hen? I think the percent of success with pair (1) will be better than pair (2).

I would like to introduce myself. I am Mark from Virginia, USA. I am a member of the RVA racing club. I enjoy watching Adam Archer's YouTube video about pigeon genetics. I am hoping to learn more about pigeon genetics, so I can one day breed a fast smart pigeon.