http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/bb306/m.../Picture426.jpg

 

http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/bb306/m.../Picture424.jpg

 

http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/bb306/m.../Picture425.jpg

 

make is http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/bb306/m.../Picture328.jpg side

 

http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/bb306/m.../Picture411.jpg

 

the Hen is http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/bb306/m...icture004-1.jpg

 

Thanks in advance.

Edited December 7, 200717 yr by shaunx

this is of the other baby, im learning on types

 

(semi-chest shot) It's got the markings of a dom pied? it's hard taking pictures of a wiggling worm. (4 weeks 3 days old and flying -Kinda

 

(Face) i thinking a girl?.

 

(Wing) Faint spangle markings?

 

Back #2

 

Normal picture

 

We're making this as our pet also, the parents of this clutch are so sweet natured and they're both my favorite birds :budgiedance:

 

can someone clear me up with this info? thanks

 

Shaun.

Edited December 8, 200717 yr by shaunx

Can you show the parents Shaun ?

Can you show the parents Shaun ?

 

http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/bb306/m...icture004-1.jpg these are old pictures, this mother is not on more eggs :budgiedance:

 

Father http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/bb306/m.../Picture411.jpg the dom pied on the left

 

his being treated for crusty cene atm.

Edited December 10, 200717 yr by Elly
turned into links as they are over the board guidelines of 450x450, thank you for understanding

The dad is a dominant pied spangle so that explains the markings on the chick and often when one of the parents is ino ( like the mother ) you get a chick that is paler like yours. I dont know how or why that works out with genetics, I just know as it has happened with similar pairings of mine. Your chick will colour up more after its first moult.

the first is a male greywing, the other is a hen i think and pied spangle.

how can you tell they are spangle, since i can't see the normal spangle markings in the baby or dad? this is a good one I've not seen before.

how can you tell they are spangle, since i can't see the normal spangle markings in the baby or dad? this is a good one I've not seen before.

 

The top of the dads wings show spangle

]http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/bb306/masterxo/Picture411.jpg

when there is dominant pied spangles their spangle patterning shows like this.

and although the photo showing the baby doesnt show these markings clearly, Shaun assures us there is feint spangle markings as well. When babies these dom pied spangles markings are much lighter and come in later.

Like these dominant pied spangle youngsters of mine

 

 

I have other photos but my computer just crashed and they are hiding in a fritzed hard drive for the moment.

:rip:

Edited December 10, 200717 yr by Elly
first picture turned into link, board guidelines for pictures is 450x450, thank you for understanding

how can you tell they are spangle, since i can't see the normal spangle markings in the baby or dad? this is a good one I've not seen before.

Here is a updated picture i ust took moments ago i couldnt do it outside because it's dark, the markings are very small and slight, hopefully your eyesight can pick it up :rip:

 

 

mite do another picture another time

 

By The Way shes doing fantasticly well she's a little fluffy angel :hap: love having my own bred pet from my own backyard it's just like home grown veggies :feedbirds:

thanks for those new pics of pied spangles... how pretty they are! and now that I know what to look for I can see the markings though faint. Saved those pics for future comparisons as I do have dom pieds and spangles in my aviary and never know when it'll show up