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The
Saxon Fairy Swallow was developed in Saxony. It is
characterized by a full, broad shell crest, terminating
at each ear in a rosette. It also has a small mane. The
variety is heavily muffed with long hock feathers which
give it a squatty appearance. The feathers of the body
are white save for a frontal mark, wings, and muffs
which are colored. A pear-shaped frontal mark is most
desired though frequently this mark is entirely absent.
Colors are varied, being
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We are currently
looking for a picture of a Saxon Fairy Swallow. If any of you
have raised a champion and have a picture, please send it to
azpigeonclub.org
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blue
with black bars; blue, black, and red, all with white
bars; silver with dun bars;
silver checkers; and white-laced in blue, silver, and black.The body and conformation
is like that of
other swallows.
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