Posted June 2, 200816 yr Hi again everyone. I have a chick that I am not certain what she [think it is a hen] but I am not sure if she is greygreen dilute or what she is I am posting a picture of the parents and then 3 of the chick: Parent: http://i292.photobucket.com/albums/mm35/su...parents-1-1.jpg Now the chick in question: Edited June 3, 200816 yr by birdluv first picture changed to link, it was over the size limit of 640X480
June 2, 200816 yr Yes I agree with Libby, that’s what I was thinking that it looks like a Grey wing. Maybe Mum is Greywing & Dad must be split for it. I think Mum looks like an Opaline Greywing Grey Green.
June 2, 200816 yr grey green graywing - just like mom but with out the opline. in the second picture you can just make out the start of a black tail which is a sign of grey-green if the chick was dark green it would be navy. also in the last picture the cere looks to be male to me.
June 3, 200816 yr DrNat - cinnamon is also a choice, what would you call the mother? she would have to be a Cinnamon and not greywing for that chick to be one.
June 3, 200816 yr Author DrNat - cinnamon is also a choice, what would you call the mother? she would have to be a Cinnamon and not greywing for that chick to be one. For the record I have no cinnamons in my aviary, I am new to budgies, but I was told by a man who has been breeding for years and years that the mom is a greygreen opaline. He never even mentioned the greywing, but I myself have wondered if she is a greywing as well, I have a violet greywing hen but like I said being new I am uncertain still. It is possible that Mr.Davis overlooked the greywing in the mom as he is an older gentlemen and I was constantly throwing the questions out there at him...LOL. If more pics are needed please just let me know. Thanks to all for the help. SueAnn
June 8, 200816 yr personally I would state greywing, i just know with computer screens can change the colour somewhat making brown look more grey. They fact you don' t have any visual cinnamons in your flock helps (but if you don' t know the history of all your birds some males may be carrying it)
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