HurdyBirdy

They're all so pretty. Great pictures.

Adorable picture. Nice ship!

I forgot to put blue for the first one.. Pair One Single Factor Yellowface normal cock with Single Factor Yellowface opaline hen. 25% Double Factor Yellowface 50% Single Factor Yellowface 25% Normal Blue Males will be split for opaline.

I think that it has to be either greywing or dilute. I'm awful at picking between them... My guess is she's a cobalt opaline greywing (maybe).. I'm fairly sure about the opaline part.

I think that would make it a dark eyed clear, a sort of complicated combination of clearflight and recessive pied.

He look great.. what a cutie.

Pair One Single Factor Yellowface normal cock with Single Factor Yellowface opaline hen. 25% Double Factor Yellowface 50% Single Factor Yellowface 25% Normal Males will be split for opaline. Pair Two Grey SF spangle cock split cinnamon with Green clearwing hen split blue. 25% Grey (if grey is single factor), 25 % Blue, 25% Grey Green, 25%Green 50% Spangle, 50% Normal 50% females will be cinnamon, 50% of males will be split for cinnamon All offspring will be split for clearwing Pair Three Green normal cock split blue with Green normal hen split blue. 50% green normal, 50% blue Pair Four Recessive pied cobalt cock with mauve normal split recessive pied hen 50% recessive pied, 50% normal split for recessive pied 50% cobalt, 50% Mauve Pair Five Blue cock split ino with yellowface type two blue hen 50% Females will be -ino - (25% albino, 25% creamino) 25% yellowface, 25% blue Males - if yellowface is single factor 50% yellowface, 50% blue Pair Six Dominant pied SF spangle green cock split blue with Opaline SF spangle blue hen 50% dominant pied, 50% normal (if dominant pied is single factor) 25% double factor spangle, 50% single factor spangle, 25% normal 50% green split for blue, 50% blue all males are split for opaline I'll try to put it together for this one.. trying to figure out the math -- let me know if this looks right :: 3.125% dom. pied DF spangle green female split blue 3.125% dom. pied DF spangle green male split opaline and blue 6.25% dom. pied SF spangle green female split blue 6.25% dom. pied SF spangle greem male split opaline and blue 3.125% dom. pied green female split blue 3.125% dom. pied green male split opaline and blue 3.125% dom. pied DF spangle blue female 3.125% dom. pied DF spangle blue male split opaline 6.25% dom. pied SF spangle blue female 6.25% dom. pied SF spangle blue male split opaline 3.125% dom. pied blue female 3.125% dom. pied blue male split opaline 3.125% DF spangle green female split blue 3.125% DF spangle green male split opaline and blue 6.25% SF spangle green female split blue 6.25% SF spangle green male split opaline and blue 3.125% Green Female split blue 3.125% Green Male split opaline and blue 3.125% DF spangle blue female 3.125% DF spangle blue male split opaline 6.25% SF spangle blue female 6.25% SF spangle blue male split opaline 3.125% blue female 3.125% blue male split opaline I don't see a problem with your original Nerwen. If you had a lutino male with a blue female, offspring males would be green split to blue and -ino. I've never heard of blue being dominant to -ino before.

I think he's a dilute Lovey -- his body color is so light.. but I'm not certain. I've heard people referring to whitewings before (??) They're all beautiful.. but I absolutely LOVE Smokey :) Rocket is great too.. I think he may be a violet spangle - it looks like he has a couple purple tailfeathers.

He's adorable.. great flight shot.

I think that Diva would be a good name for her.

Congratulations It's amazing how much bigger the older siblings are already.

So adorable

She's very pretty (of course) but I am a bit surprised that you got another so soon. Not because of what you felt toward Petrie, but because of the way she passed. Were/are you able to have a necropsy performed to make sure that she didn't die of some illness that your other birds were exposed to? Or do you have plans to take your birds to an avian vet to be tested? I know that you brought a sick bird home recently that didn't make it. I'm really not trying to be insensitive, I know how difficult it is to lose a pet, but I would hate for you to have to lose another bird if you can avoid it.

What a sweetie :hap: :hap:

Sounds like he's making progress already - Great !

Custard's very pretty. good luck with the scaley face treatment.

Buddy's very pretty. I think she's a girl too.

Very cute.. looks just like a violet Mr. Blinks..

Adorable baby. I hope that someone will be able to help you find out why its mom hasn't been able to care for them.

Very beautiful. I love the preening one

A bird that is olive has 2 dark factors. Green budgies are either light green with 0 dark factors, dark green with 1 dark factor, or olive green with 2 dark factors. Blue budgies are sky blue with 0 dark factors, cobalt with 1 dark factor, and mauve with 2 dark factors. The dark factors are inherited by their parents based on how many they have - but the most they can inherit would be 2 (one from each parent). Grey green is when a green bird gets a grey factor from one of its parents. If a blue bird gets a grey factor, it would be grey. It could get one from each of its parents, but it only takes one to show up. I think that homers bird is olive green - because the cheek patches are dark (purplish) instead of silvery blue, but I'm not sure.

good luck with all the babies

wow.. it almost doesn't even look like a budgie any more.. what a cutie.

Very pretty. I love spangles and yellowfaces - great combo.

Great pictures. Very pretty budgie.