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EE knows:

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  1. barred
  2. birchen
  3. birchen grey
  4. black
  5. black and white
  6. black breasted red
  7. black mottled
  8. black red
  9. black tailed buff
  10. black tailed red
  11. black tailled white
  12. black-red
  13. black-red (wheaten)
  14. blue
  15. blue Duckwing
  16. blue furness
  17. blue grey
  18. blue laced
  19. blue laced red
  20. blue mottled
  21. blue quail
  22. blue red
  23. blue silver Duckwing
  24. blue tailed wheaten
  25. blue wheaten
  26. blue yellowduckwing
  27. blue-red
  28. brassy-bached blue
  29. brassy-backed black
  30. brown
  31. brown red
  32. brown-red cuckoo
  33. buff
  34. buff columbian
  35. buff laced
  36. chamois
  37. chamois pencilled
  38. cockoo
  39. colored
  40. columbian
  41. coucou
  42. cream
  43. crele
  44. cuckoo
  45. dark
  46. dark brown
  47. dark cuckoo
  48. dark grey
  49. derbyshire
  50. double laced
  51. double laced blue
  52. ermine
  53. exchequer
  54. furness
  55. ginger-buff
  56. ginger-red
  57. gold
  58. gold duckwing
  59. gold laced
  60. gold pencilled
  61. gold spangled
  62. golden
  63. golden cuckoo
  64. golden duckwing
  65. golden laced
  66. gray
  67. gray-blue
  68. Jubilee
  69. laced blue
  70. lavender
  71. lavender quail
  72. lemon blue
  73. light
  74. light brown
  75. mahagany
  76. mille fleurs
  77. Miller's gray
  78. mottled
  79. partridge
  80. porcelain
  81. pyle
  82. quail
  83. red
  84. red mottled
  85. red saddled
  86. reddish-brown
  87. salmon
  88. schwarz
  89. self black
  90. self blue
  91. self white
  92. silver
  93. silver blue
  94. silver cuckoo
  95. silver duckwing
  96. silver gray
  97. silver laced
  98. silver Partridge
  99. silver pencilled
  100. silver quail
  101. silver spangled
  102. silver wheaten
  103. silver-gray
  104. spangle
  105. spangled
  106. speckled
  107. splased
  108. tri-coloured
  109. wheaten
  110. white
  111. yellow duckwing

all the best, PigeonIP (talk) 21:29, 17 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]

P.s: May be better to start a gallery on commons. --PigeonIP (talk) 21:29, 17 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Nice, PigeonIP! Can you give a ref for that (save me looking for it) and I'll go ahead and add it, though maybe not in next few days. Justlettersandnumbers (talk) 08:51, 18 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]
The EE-List of breeds and colours [1] sometimes this it mixid with german. Maybe there are colours without an english name as well. The lists for pigeons are better (but only in 3 languages) [2] (5 pages with colours ;), 2 for markings and variations, like shell crest, muffed... .) --PigeonIP (talk) 11:29, 18 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]
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Clarification of Self description

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In the Self description, could someone please explain "Show quality strains may have even pigmentation throughout the outer plumage, production or pet quality strains are likely to not.". This sentence is very awkward and it is not clear what it means. If it is distinguishing between show quality hens on the one hand and production or pet quality hens on the other, then this does make sense, but it could be written in a clearer manner. It doesn't read very well. If this is the case, I would be happy to edit it myself.Geoff Pointer (talk) Geoff Pointer (talk) 23:54, 8 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]

@Geoff Pointer: Hi, sorry to Ping you out of the blue. I just thought I'd remind you of your interest in this article and ask -why not go ahead and update it yourself?! Cheers! --The Eloquent Peasant (talk) 07:59, 30 January 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Perhaps because it's already been dealt with, The Eloquent Peasant? Justlettersandnumbers (talk) 08:50, 30 January 2024 (UTC)[reply]
I don't get it, you appear to have removed it altogether, rather than clarify. Did you think it wasn't an important distinction? Geoff Pointer (talk) 21:43, 31 January 2024 (UTC)[reply]