*Nerwen*

yes as Neville states this hen is a perfect excample of a clearflight pied, full body colour and only the flights not marked. This means you have used 2 different types of pied genes together and may via slightly from a normal dom. pied. It is possible this young has one of each gene but to be sure test breeding would be needed - to a normal hen would be best. To my eyes he as too much wing patterns for a Double Factor. Side by side:

wow good eyes with the cere, i can't really see that ones cere from that shot!

once again I'm agreeing with Neville

Thanks Renee neither of them look to be Double Factor dom. pieds(two green babies) to me only single factors.

Yeah his cere is changing into the adult blue so anything from 3 months to 6 months. the girsl already have a brown cere and their iris rings are stong as well. appox 8 months and upwards.

food die in the water would be safe (opps maybe I shouldn't have posted that bit of info)

renee post your birds you are talking about, it can help others. Calico

correct sunnie. Green normals will be the outcome, split blue

yes sky blue spangle.. spangles have the spot on the head as well.

agree

liv - that is what i can guess at too with the pictures opaline for sure. (bubbles)

*cuddles both birds* ....... and runs for it two faves there Kaz can't wait to see their young

Rocky is either mauve greywing or voilet greywing Smoky is blue greywing... he is blue due to the fact his cheek patches are blue and not grey. edit - seems there are more posts since I opened the page (must stop opening 10 at a time)

Xena is a girl

okay thanks for that info Chrissy...it is still possible that they birds you got together are siblings, as breeders will sell birds all together. But you will have to wait like all others to see if the bird is split blue or not.

that can be anything from colour appearing from the flash to a sign of a poorly marked opaline or a bird with opalance which appears with opaline bred chicks.

the scores look interesting..makes me wonder what half point libby missed WELL DONE ALL!

i see a hen with full body colour (PIC00924), then a male with the colour stoping about mid body, turning to yellow (PIC00921) the same pied male (PIC00920) followed by two more pictures of a hen (PIC00922 and PIC00923). Is this what everyone else can see?

those pictures of the bird as a baby and young one clearly so that it is green. If in the nest shot that is the mother (albino) and a sibling (blue pied) then the bird is split blue as the mother is a blue lined bird.

I agree with neville

I can't seen any 'v' shape of colours on the back of the birds which you need for opaline. and looking again now I would say Poppy is cobalt not skyblue.

neat- the top picture and the last two are of the same bird, you can see the body clour in the first shot as an almost mustard green which is the cinnamon affecting the body colour of a grey-green.

well i did wonder with the 'green' but went with green simply becuase the colour looked even all over.

Yellow Face type 2 Cobalt Greywing (you can not see it in this pictuer) this bird is also a male so not at all helpful to pair to your new male.

third to agree with sunnie