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Elly

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  1. Put in your best entry for Budgie of the Month. Every one has until the 31st of July to enter a picture. Three judges have been picked for this months judging, all other members/site promoters/G.Mods are welcome to enter. One picture per member per month. Please remember to keep to the board rules of maximum. If this is not met then you picture will not be accepted. Any post you make to this thread will not show up so please do not repost. Good luck to all that enter. Winners are recognized for the whole month with a Budgie of the Month Picture (below) which is added to their signature line and it is removed after the month is over and is added to the next winners signature line. Read here on how to post pictures within guide regulation Photo Regulations/How to Post
  2. Elly replied to **Liv**'s topic in Budgie Talk
    Wonderful news
  3. Elly replied to a post in a topic in Off Topic Chatter
    Happy Canada Day!!!
  4. Elly replied to Neat's topic in Budgie Pictures
    congrats, they are all gorgeous
  5. Elly replied to deb's topic in Budgie Talk
    the first picture is adorable with Runt checking out what you are doing
  6. Vicky you have the best pictures those are adorable
  7. I am going by Rainbow's post yes plus what I have read before dilutes I have never read a white tail that is spangle I believe that is why I believe this one to be a dilute. Plus Anne had experience with her own birds in this area of genetics so maybe that is why I am taking her description more. Maybe others will see an also offer their opinion too . This is what I see on this bird when I look at him: Dilute budgies are washed out all over. The head and wing markings are very light, and the body color is about 80% diluted (washed out). (http://www.budgieplace.com/colors.html) The picture above of the bird's tail in in the dark and the flights don't look dark they do look light grey.
  8. sorry to read about this, I thought he would pull through too
  9. Elly replied to deb's topic in Budgie Talk
    good luck and I look forward to watching the journey, that last picture is just way too sweet
  10. Elly replied to Shalora's topic in New to BBC
    Welcome, look forward to pics
  11. hugs on the funeral today and I hope the heartbeat irregularity is something very simple
  12. very nice drawing MB
  13. Elly replied to Neat's topic in Off Topic Chatter
    Very Cool!
  14. Elly replied to **Liv**'s topic in Budgie Talk
    He is so handsome, I am very sorry for what you are going through, I have been there and Pretty died in my hands, the 1 thing that helped me pull through it was the friends I had here right on BBC. BIG HUGS.
  15. ahh...MB too late here and I am getting myself confused I am answering his question about the coloring of the blue and green and went into the dilute/greywing genes too and the who knows what the rambling went on from there..... Anyways here is a thread on dilute vs greywing http://forums.budgiebreeders.asn.au/index....1&hl=dilute I am still thinking dilute because it looks more then 50% washed out unless my eyes are deceiving me.
  16. both parents need to give 1 of each recessive genes to the chick for the chick to express the gene only have 1 of the recessive genes makes them split and not visual I said or because I was expressing above that the bird may be a dilute vs a greywing either way both genes are recessive and they lay on the same allele so they have to 1 or the other but the chick needs 2 of them to express it that is why both parents need to be split for the gene. I think that is what you ask right
  17. I noticed you posted the same time I did and hope you read the above on my thoughts. dilute, greywing either one are recessive that means that both your birds are carrying this gene so this bird has 2 of these recessive genes inspite of the parents not visibly expressing the gene because they only carry 1 of the recessive genes hence making both your birds split for either dilute or greywing. Blue is recessive but your Green bird is split to blue which means he does carry the recessive blue gene making him not a true Green Green but a Green split to Blue, because of this the 2 blue genes came together and created your blue bird. Also because your bird is a greygreen it means that the dad who is a green must also be a graygreen (do you have bigger pics of the parents) because a blue (white based bird) when carrying the grey gene will actually be gray visually not blue. Grey is an added coloring factor and is dominant over the blue gene.
  18. there are 2 types of greywings a full body which leaves the wing markings grey but the body a bright color and then a greywing where the body is 50% washed out. Dilute and greywing have always got me confused a bit dilute is a 80% wash out which he looks more like then just a greywing which is only a 50% . I remember Rainbow had a post going about how to tell the difference, I think he is a Dilute though but I could be wrong.
  19. the race is is between NN and Pie who will get to 2K first :mellow:
  20. can you enlarge your picture or post another one of the front and back of him? It is too far away, thank you.
  21. so that is your excuse Kaz :mellow: :fear
  22. TB you are in the top 20 posters today too.....
  23. As I finished going through the posts I saw some interesting facts...add if you like, don't feel slighted if I don't mention you just add... Kaz and I have been posting way too much that is all I will say per the post count :fear: Birdluv is catching up Norm and Liv you have over 2000 PLUS POST.... MB, libby and Neat your not far behind... NickNack and Pie are going for 1000 plus posts and the rest of you that are in the TOP 20 Posters today are catching up quick quick and quicker..... What does this prove?
  24. Elly replied to a post in a topic in Budgie Talk
    yes I think you are right
  25. they are awesome NN

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