JimmyBanks

Are you wanting to find out the colour or the mutations of these birds??

A little bit of blue on the cere is not a clear indicator that its a boy or girl. If it is blue but white around the nostrils I would say it was a girl... if you can get a nice close up shot of her cere (comes out better if you use the macro setting on your camera) and post it here I am sure someone will be able to tell you whether its a he or she Also best not to use the flash when taking photo's...

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I'm just not sure if I would mix greywing with cinnamon... I'm not sure which is dominant or even if it comes into play seeings as it is a lacewing... Maybe someone else will be able to help you out with expectations... if that's what you wanted to find out...

when are we going to see a talking kiwi??? That's a cute video... what's with your wild life and the colour black?? Anyone would think you guys genetically modified your animal life to look like they supported the, as I like to call them, Pacific Islander All Blacks?

That sounds like a great idea KAZ.

As long as it wasn't in an aviary with young birds in I would give it a go... I think it looks a bit nest like as well but give it a try and see how it goes... If they started using it as a nest I would remove it...

No need to be sorry, I love sarcasm. Just ask anyone that knows me... just hard to pick up on it in type sometimes Back to the real point of this thread... David (007) which one are you thinking about stealing to use to mate with your hen?? Or is Liv going to charge you a service fee if you do that???

Looking at houses at the moment too... Its a killer isn't it! If its not to expensive there is always another reason...

Oh I don't doubt that at all Dave, I'm pretty boring when it comes to that sort of stuff.

I would say about a 7 then Please don't ask how I came up with 7, it just sounded about right... you won't get any visual lacewings... If you have a cinnamon opaline then I'd probably pair it to that over the grey wing... either that or a normal. Lacewing is a pretty interesting gene in that its a bit of a mix between cinnamon and ino... But to answer your question can you breed them? As Obama would say, yes you can.

I know that pet mice are clean and friendly... I just can't mix the two... to many people have problems with mice in their aviaries... I would say good as long as they arn't close to each other

He's a cutie

got any pictures of the birds?

Aren't in the UK? I thought we had a ban on importing foreign birds... or were you being sarcastic?

very cute look forward to seeing those eggs hatch

haha Yeah I suppose I did... but I just don't see the point of them... never have been into ferris wheels though... Now if they all started building massive 7 storey aviaries in the middle of the CBD and had some nice parks surrounding them THAT I would be into

there you go dragonx... the R*P*A are good for something

thats hillarious! Maybe they thought you did the Angelina thing and adopted from a third world country..

the recessive grey gene is pretty rare though isn't it? what are the chances in finding it in a pair of "bush budgies"? I must admit I have always been a little sceptical of just how bush "bush budgies" are but unfortunately I don't have a license to go catch them up in the N.T. otherwise I'd go and try and get me a pair or four...

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do you have a close up picture of the iris ring? I'm really curious to see it now...

what are you confused about sailorwolf? I don't see how it could turn from a grey green to a green either Dave, but I also don't see how a grey green could come from 2 light green birds... not that I have a great understanding of the grey genes...

so what was the mistake RIP?

what is with cities and ferris wheels at the moment? Melbourne just built one in its Docklands precinct... $29 for 1/2 hour...