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You mean that the chick one is df goldenface? I just wonder why the depth of the color is so different.

My breeder friend got a strangely strong colored yellofaces or greenblue budgies that had a lot of blue in their body feathers. The mother is a yellowface, but the coloring in the face isn't close to the babies and the body feathers doesn't have green coloring in it. The father is normal green. Can anyone tell the coloring of the bluegreen budgies? Here are some of the chicks: The strange bluegreen budgie: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-kG7O6BoEy4k/ULdQmnf_KYI/AAAAAAAAAJg/T7YbJo8lfAQ/s1600/Kuva+122.jpg Blue yellowface: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-xmp4_wQ5Fpk/ULd9vqz5oBI/AAAAAAAAAKQ/lRbx4Sd2yz8/s1600/Kuva+067.jpg Green with some blue: http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-QRY1zXZ0Ljg/ULd64Jyd1mI/AAAAAAAAAJ8/SBjQlFpxsfY/s1600/Kuva+073.jpg Here are the parents: Mother: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-nC6kt1IeSww/T-r6EC3GNLI/AAAAAAAAADw/zKqtgyjX9lo/s320/Lintuja+taas+010.jpg Father: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-LF9KhN3j_WQ/T-sJHxBUuVI/AAAAAAAAAEw/gxGgfrqIivE/s320/Lintuja+taasen+016.jpg

Yes, these are the only possible parents, since it took some time for them to start breeding in the breeding cage. Here are all the chicks they've got. I think the mother is split to recessive pied, and that makes some of the Dutch pieds more pied. The mother is also split to graywig. If you click the text "Katso kuvia" below pictures, you'll find more pictures. I found a new picture of the father with his son. There you can see the green coloring on the back.

Sorry, that I'm bothering again, but I'm interested in knowing the differences between Sf and Df sky violets.

Kaz: aren't those sky df violets?

You are saying spangle is dominant over dominant pied? Spangle and dominant pied can't co-exist on double factor form in one bird? That would mean they would locate on the same gene locus and would be allelic to each other, i.e they would be mutations from the same gene.

The pictures are bad, because all the light gray markings wont't show up, also the flash lightens the body color on the back so much that he looks like totally yellow, but he isn't. He cannot be DF spangle, because he has got babies with normal markings, too. However, he is some kind of double factor dominant pied, because all the babies he has had, have been pieds, some similar to Dutch pieds and some to Australian dominant pieds.

okay, the half colored feathers are due to spangle factor. Here are the parents Mother: Normal Cobalt Father: Dark green violet spangle graywing possibly combination of Australian and Dutch dominant pied

Can anyone tell me why the body coloring is found only at the tip of the feathers on the back of this budgie. The feathers seems to be half yellow and half green. Here she a bit older.

Possibly due to young age.

They are so cute <3

I see paler coloring around the nostrils, so I say it's a female.

Here is my sky violet taken with a flash. The color looks like something between cobalt and skyblue. Here is one with yellowface.

Here is my two mauves with two cobalts. I dont't have pictures of mauves with violet factor. Here is a cobalt violet. Each picture has been taken with a flash.

The tail seems to be brown, so it's a lacewing then.

Thanks for you all! The pitures are taken with a flash, so the colours are stronger thant in natural lighting. Still wondering about the clear wings... I think she look like TCB-lacewing, but that's impossible combination.

What about the tip of the wings? They are white instead of brown. The tail is brown and there isn't a head patch to be found, so can she be also clearflight pied.

Is this budgie a lacewing or something else? Does she have other mutations?

In finnish the word budgie is undulaatti. I suppose the finnish word comes from the swedish word undulat which means also budgie.

I noticed that my 4-year-old male budgie has somewhat plum eyes, the iris ring is redish, but the eye seems to be black. The iris ring loses it´s colour on flash taken pictures showing more white colouring. The colour of the budgie is green df dominant pied spangle greywing and he is a possible ino or/and German fallow carrier. Could the ino and/or G.fallow allel activated in the eyes, be the couse of the plum eyes. Here is a picture of him. The picture is taken with flash light, but still you can see the eyes aren´t clear white.

I have a budgie similar to that. I´ve understood that the one black eye is caused by the hidden or visual recessive pied allel that is with dominant pied allel. The budgie I have has a family where the recessive pied has popped up in some babies. This budgie has also siblings that have a white patch on the back of the head, which I´ve understood to be a sign of hidden recessive pied. Here´s a picture of him and his eyes

Here is my lacewing budgie. Colour: Green opaline lacewing Sex: Female

I think the cock might be German fallow, because of the red eyes with with iris ring. If the green spangle hen is also carrying this gene, the red-eyes clutches might be German fallows, too. The cock may also be split to ino, so red-eyed chicks may be hen inos.

My guess is green lacewing with opaline

I know it's a spangle, but are the wing markings a bit diluted, could it be clearwing, too. Here's the picture