EYESIGN ??

who knows many mysteries

I was under the understanding from what Bill Carney put in the book that distance eyes are mainly yellow

But it is eveyone to there own

well i had that to but thats when i wish i stayed at home

don, do you know if its possible to get a yellow eyed bird from ywo pearl eyed parents ? i know two yellows can breed a pearl but dont know about the two pearls giving a yellow.........thanks.

DAVID wrote:

don, do you know if its possible to get a yellow eyed bird from ywo pearl eyed parents ? i know two yellows can breed a pearl but dont know about the two pearls giving a yellow.........thanks.

Hi David the answer is yes you can get yellow eyes from a two pearl eyed perants

thanks amanda, always wondered if its possible but havnt tried it yet.....do you have any interest in eyesign or do you consider it when pairing up etc. i know your partner davey is jack barkels nephew so it would be very helpful to you if you were into eyesign......

DAVID wrote:

thanks amanda, always wondered if its possible but havnt tried it yet.....do you have any interest in eyesign or do you consider it when pairing up etc. i know your partner davey is jack barkels nephew so it would be very helpful to you if you were into eyesign......

As you know theres alot to get into with eyesign, and i get very confussed with it all. But every so often i ask the odd question about it.
Its an interesting subject, but sadly when you try to follow threads on other sites, the people who dismiss it totaly, keep trying to disrupt the threads.
But i will keep trying to learn about it, but as i said theres so much to learn. My mind is open

yes, my minds open too.....when pairing birds i like to take the eye into consideration just as i would race performance or past breeding performance or handling/quality of feather etc. i wouldnt use it as the main piont to choosing which to which and to be honest there are probably only a couple of eyesign "experts" who i think actually know what hey are talking about, the others just repeat parrot fashion what they all say whilst not actually telling you anything.....i do like to read kack barkels writings as he is one of the few who explains what his studies mean, not just talking nonesence......

DAVID wrote:

yes, my minds open too.....when pairing birds i like to take the eye into consideration just as i would race performance or past breeding performance or handling/quality of feather etc. i wouldnt use it as the main piont to choosing which to which and to be honest there are probably only a couple of eyesign "experts" who i think actually know what hey are talking about, the others just repeat parrot fashion what they all say whilst not actually telling you anything.....i do like to read kack barkels writings as he is one of the few who explains what his studies mean, not just talking nonesence......

I dont think you will go far wrong doing things that way David.

Yes you are right amanda, but this can appen if the pair are closely related or as they say a throw back in the family