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Ah yes, they are accepted here in the US.

So the second is actually gold based wheaten? What would happen if it was silver wheaten with the Aph^I? Do Faverolles have mahogany?

@nicalandia would you like to affirm or refute this? Do you know why these birds look as they do?

Idk? I should have put a disclaimer that that was how I understood it from the poultry books but I’m not sure.

@Overo Mare @MysteryChicken @MagpieDucks @The Moonshiner @EmmaRainboe and anyone who might find this interesting

This is MY UNDERSTANDING of autosomal red from the Poultry Colors Genetics book by Sigrid Van Doort but I am not absolutely sure it this is how it works. Supposedly, this is what Autosomal Red does to silver. Here pictured: silver Phoenix hens. Without the autosomal red you get silvery breasts...