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Albino Guinea Fowl (1 Viewer)

Helen Smith

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Do Guniea Fowl have Albino variant?
If so what are the major characteristics?
What percentage of Guinea Fowl maybe Albino?
Are there pictures available?
 
I have seen albino and leucistic Guineafowl in East Africa. Basically the albino were white with buffy/off-white/pinkish coloured bare parts and typical albino red irises. The leucistic (more common than albino) Guineafowl have been a washed out blue/brown colour - looked a bit as though they'd been dunked in bleach.

Don't know about percentages and I don't have any pictures.
 
Probably a domestic farm breed, a bit like white chickens or white ducks. I've seen white domestic Guinea Fowl before. Not necessarily a true albino.

Michael
 
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