karen
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Post by karen on Dec 19, 2007 23:51:37 GMT 11
Unfortunately no one I bought birds off could tell me their history and lineage so I am completely in the dark as to what they may or may not be split to. Mum with new little bub hatched today or yesterday: This is the proud Dad: Can you tell me what these fledglings are? I have received offers to buy them already (rejected as these are my first clutch) Both parents are visual normal birds: This male is sibling to the 2 above: This pair had been travelling for about 4 hours so were pretty frazzled when I took this pic: I traded a pair of Green Cheeked Conures for this guy and 3 normals: What mutation is he? What mutation is this girl?
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Post by Brendan on Dec 20, 2007 1:09:30 GMT 11
i will name all the pics in order down the page
normal hen
normal cock
normal pair so babies will be normal unless the cock is split for a sex-linked mutation or both parents are split a recessive mutation
opaline hen
cinnamon hen
normal male
blue cock on wire blue opaline hen on perch
opaline cock and 2 opaline hens
cinnamon cock
blue opaline hen
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karen
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Post by karen on Dec 20, 2007 8:55:20 GMT 11
i will name all the pics in order down the page normal hen normal cock normal pair so babies will be normal unless the cock is split for a sex-linked mutation or both parents are split a recessive mutation
opaline hen
cinnamon hen
normal maleThank you Brendan, The birds identified above that I have put in Bold & Underline, the adult with chicks in nest (fledglings as chicks) are the parents of the fledglings so I'm guessing the male is split to cinnamon & opaline? or do both parents need to be split to it?
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Post by Brendan on Dec 20, 2007 16:18:35 GMT 11
yes the cock is split cinnamon and opaline then
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