Hey everyone! Its another Manic Monday! I wanted to take a few moments to make sure that everyone sees this months calendars!
Each month Amaretto has an entire month of things for the community to come join us at,
Here is a copy of the month of Octobers calendar. Be sure to check it out below and join us at some or all the events!
This is Ava over and out! Happy breeding everyone!
Hello everyone and Happy Saturday!! I hope your weekend is off to a great start!
Today the spotlight is shining on the Barnyard Bird Chicken Shade, Glaze & Brilliance traits.
The Shade trait comes from breeding Collectors Edition Barnyard Birds “Starter Breeds” together or 1 starter with any other bird. Please note that this trait CAN be passed on.
On October 28th, 2013 Amaretto released the 2013 Collectors Edition Halloween Barnyard Birds! Any breeding of these 2013 Collectors Edition Halloween Barnyard Birds gave a chance at getting a hidden surprises! These surprises were the Shades Slime, Panic, and Pumpkin!
On Monday December 18, 2013 Amaretto released the 2013 Holiday Barnyard Birds! Any breeding of these 2013 Holiday Barnyard Birds gave a chance at getting a hidden surprises! These surprises were the Shades Fire and Frost!
On February 9, 2015 Amaretto released the Valentines Day Collectors Edition Barnyard Birds. by breeding any of this year’s 2015 Amaretto released the Valentines Day Collectors Edition together you may find the hidden surprise they hold! These surprises were shades Love and Sunshine!
All Shade colors shown on a Rhode Island White Hen
The Glaze trait was introduced in the 2.0 Barnyard Bird Update, You must have purchased new starter birds or new 2.0 Sanctuary Birds to get your chance at this trait.
The Brilliance trait was introduced in the 2.0 Barnyard Bird Update, You must have purchased new starter birds or new 2.0 Sanctuary Birds to get your chance at this trait.
Glaze and Brilliance Traits are shown on a Partridge Leghorn Rooster
For a closer look at these traits check them out on the wiki at https://bird.amaretto.wiki/index.php?title=Other_Traits
Until next time this is Snookie hoping you have a terrific weekend and an awesome week ahead!
Happy Breeding!!
Grullo or grulla, pronounced “grew-ya”, also called blue dun, gray dun or mouse dun, is a color of horses in the dun family, characterized by tan-gray or mouse-colored hairs on the body, often with shoulder and dorsal stripes and black barring on the lower legs. A grulla horse is fairly rare, as these things go, and is often the result of mating a black stallion with a red or dun mare.
The tarpan (Equus ferus ferus) was a relative of the domestic horse that became extinct in the nineteenth century, and which appears to have had grulla coloration. The tarpan has been considered a true wild horse, an undomesticated relative or ancestor of the domestic horse. However, some authorities in the early twentieth century held the opinion that most equines called tarpans were actually domestic or feral horses, not a separate species.
Several breeds with the grulla color have been developed in efforts to recreate (“breed back”) the tarpan. These breeds include the Heck horse and Konik. One of the first experiments in this regard was published in 1906 by James Cossar Ewart, who obtained a “tarpan-like” horse by crossing a Shetland mare and a black Welsh pony.
When the version 5.5 Horse update came out on October 7, 2016 the new Grulla coats were hidden in new starters. The Grulla horse is one set of many exciting possible Non-Starter coats that can come from breeding “Starter Horses”.
You can have a chance at one of these exciting Non-Starter Grulla by breeding any horse with a starter horse or by breeding together two starter horses. These coats CAN be passed on.
And this month, the Chestnut Grulla is one of the horse coats needed for the Unique breedings to the Earth Element eye! Maybe you will be one of the lucky ones!
We are starting this month off with a super sweet deal! For the whole month of October the Caramel Apple Packs will be on sale for 20% off! See the pictures below for what is in each of the packs. Stock up as they don’t go bad in your inventory!
Happy Breeding y’all!
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Oct.5,2020
