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Origin:
Produced in Breslan (now Wroclaw, Poland) from the
Prague (Czech) Tumbler.
General Appearance:
Small, compact, plain-headed or with full, round crest.
Features
Head: Cube-shaped; the plain-head with
prominently angled forehead and back of skull; the
capped variety somewhat rounded; forehead steep, well
filled out and as wide as possible.
Eyes:
Small pupils, wide irises, pearl color; cere with one or
two rings, color to match plumage.
Beak: Short, blunt, seated in straight line,
medium size; color matches plumage.
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We are currently
looking for a picture of a Breslauer Tumbler. If any of you
have raised a champion and have a picture, please send it to
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GROSS FAULTS:
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Big body.
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Long head.
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Red eye ceres.
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Sharp beak.
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Linking beak.
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Long
feathers.
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Neck: Slim, narrowed at throat, without a
dewlap.
Breast: Medium width.
Back: Middle width and short, not sloping.
Wings: Protruding wing butts, closed flights,
carried atop tail.
Tail: Rather long, closed.
Legs: Medium length, clean legged, toe nail
color same as beak.
Plumage: Rather short, smooth.
Color Varieties: Blue, grizzle, storked, light
and dark owl, black, copper, red, yellow, tigered in all
colors.
Color Features and Pattern: All colors pure,
deep, and lustrous. The grizzle has a white background
with wing tips wing bars gray blue to black gray; bars
black. The storked same color pattern as Vienna Storked.
Tigered should have colored tails. |
