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Albino peachick?

 
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Whatcha think??
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How did it turn out? I saw a pure white peacock in Mexico a few years ago. It was amazing. Don't know if it was a white breed or an albino. It was mature and very healthy.
 
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Ken W Wilson wrote:How did it turn out? I saw a pure white peacock in Mexico a few years ago. It was amazing. Don't know if it was a white breed or an albino. It was mature and very healthy.


I had no idea my hens were part black shoulder. That is a black shoulder pea chick. Unfortunately they dint appear very hardy. All 3 that hatched died early.
 
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Really sorry to hear that.
 
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