Ok for me (Look at scope changes). The appearance between the two images is different. Warning to sex and there can be a juvenile form plumage nutptial it would be good to get an opinion on this difference. --Archaeodontosaurus (talk) 10:26, 5 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]
Comment@Archaeodontosaurus: , added. As for the other photo, I'd like to know what @Ikan Kekek: thinks at this point. I'm torn between the two. Most people seem to prefer the one currently nom'd and that's why I put it up. Personally, I prefer the other photo "red 3" as there's something about that bird staring straight at the camera. He noticed me and starting walking right at me and that's when I snapped the photo. PumpkinSkytalk19:23, 6 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]
Comment@Ikan Kekek: and @Archaeodontosaurus: . AH HA. I should've thought of that. Thai Game chickens are like Appaloosa horses in that they come in wide and somewhat unpredictable range of color patterns a little more info. Black and partly black are quite common so they are often just called by what other color is dominant or second dominant. The other one, the one staring at the camera, is a Red Black variety. The one in this nomination is White Black variety. Some are all white and called White Thai Game. I've adjusted the scope again and in a few minutes will nominate the Red Thai Game photo. PumpkinSkytalk21:13, 6 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]
