classicpony
193 posts
May 09, 2007
4:23 PM
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I have a 07 bird that has one fully black eye and one normal looking eye. The bird seems to see just fine. Do they have a names for this or is it...... one eye see's all?? :)
Jim
@thebirdhouse
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Missouri-Flyer
544 posts
May 09, 2007
4:27 PM
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just a bird with a single bulled eye..I have breed 2 last year that had it....no biggie, they see just fine
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Jerry
Home of "Whispering Wings Loft"
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nicksiders
1669 posts
May 09, 2007
5:55 PM
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The fully black eye is a bulleye. It is common with birds that have a lot of white on the head. Sometimes both eyes are bulleyes. This will not affect performance.
Nick
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Snicker Rollers
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classicpony
198 posts
May 09, 2007
6:48 PM
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KEWL! The bird is one on my faves now I'm alway looking for it now.
Jim
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Santandercol
1058 posts
May 09, 2007
9:00 PM
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I have one from last year call 'er 2 eyes.She's in the cull box,spins 40 ft but the bit-h started landing early needs individual attention I guess.
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Kelly
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knaylor
480 posts
May 09, 2007
9:17 PM
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I have allways heard those being called odd eyed.
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fhtfire
947 posts
May 09, 2007
11:48 PM
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Kevin is right...they are called odd eyed if they have two different colored eyes....I have a red baldy breeder that is odd eyed...but one is bull eyed and the other is cracked....cracked eyed birds mean..half the eye is bull and the other half is Yellow..eyes mean nothing....he is one of my top breeders.
rock and ROLL
Paul
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J_Star
871 posts
May 10, 2007
5:39 AM
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Odd eyes are somewhat common in rollers. The same is true for bull eyes. Some fanciers don't like either of those, so they cull their birds.
Jay
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Flyin Hawaiian
172 posts
May 10, 2007
5:44 AM
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Very common in badged marked birds. When white is present on the head such as bald heads badged marked this will occur. It is definitely called an Odd Eyed bird.
Ivan
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classicpony
202 posts
May 12, 2007
4:43 PM
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Thanks guys, now I know. Now if she would spin like a top.
Jim
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