I'm still seeing paler feathers on the head than the ones in the mask area on the DF. and the Red eye bubs looks to have paler wings than it's sibling..... and now you'll tell me that's from the flash

Dont know Nerwen. You are the expert. I did use a flash though. But you tell me what they could be

since both parent birds are blue there should be no green series birds (lutes or green) and you commented about no fosters in this nest before.

since both parent birds are blue there should be no green series birds (lutes or green) and you commented about no fosters in this nest before.

So the answer is ?

Youngest ino chick is pale. Not bright yellow lutino coloured but more like a Creamino. YF ino.

WOW KAZ

 

I don't know how you do it - They are cute chicks but how on earth can you tell what they are when they are fully grown????

WOW KAZ

 

I don't know how you do it - They are cute chicks but how on earth can you tell what they are when they are fully grown????

After around 600-700m chicks born here you soon learn to recognise some things in the nest. For the trickier genetics stuff, I ask of our experts on here

So the answer is ?

Youngest ino chick is pale. Not bright yellow lutino coloured but more like a Creamino. YF ino.

That's your answer

YF INO :budgiedance:

YF ino .. I may get one of them..

Here's the chicks today

 

 

Yes a couple of nice YF INO's.

Yes a couple of nice YF INO's.

One is dark eyed and one is red eyed. I believe the dark eyed one to be a DF spangle