**KAZ**

I already have my new breeding room Peg. It the new flights that we are now getting done. I have the roof and supports up and just need the floor laid. After that I will be able to wall it in and fit it out.

I dont know if its the photos or what but if female I would expect to see a bit of white happening. I cannot see that.

Not yet.......maybe we should call him SPIKE

This one is a dominant pied. and here with its Dad

I have been let down by contractors blaming the weather. Since my slab is under cover that excuse wont wash. I sacked the original guy and employed another. He is supposed to be doing it tomorrow morning.

Yes he is Bad photo..the dom pied is a cock.

Spangles often look better in their second year

Hi and welcome to you both and your budgies. I hope you enjoy your time here

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YES

Its really no big deal unless you have a show budgie. In show budgies three toes forward is reason to disqualify a bird from winning on the show bench. I would not worry if I was you.

Its a strong genetic line..........he should fill out. His cousin did....

Nice hen

Thanks Kaz. Is this something that is treatable? Is it life threatening? I am not sure....the ones I had with the issue were old so I could not say.

She may have a fatty cysts on her chest. Its fairly common.

Thanks Kaz, she is beautiful....we have named her "cricket" - my daughter say's she looks like Jiminy Cricket!! Cricket is a great name One of my Cavaliers is called Cricket

Gorgeous............gonna be opaline just like its Daddy and either green or grey green

Pretty but totally lacking any show type features

I reckon Tony changed the Hawks menu. The hawk is probably hanging around a herd of juicy looking cows about now

Heres some of the babies coming out of nests yesterday and today......... Dad amidst his kids and foster kids YF grey with Dad

YEP

Might have to pair her up with this fellow later on

Confusing isnt it ? Mocha must be recessive pied then as she has no iris rings. Upon second look the middle pied baby has colour through the flights so must be recessive, as is most likely the one you call lemonade. But the other one looks to be spangle dom pied. either way you have got a lovely mix of babies

Great news David Be very sure all cage doors are secured and locked down while birds are caged on your patio...too easy for escapes to happen