Hey all it's been a while since i posted something that wasn't off topic ...

I've been reading ....alot .... I have taken notes down and wanted some opinions as this is a very old book

( priced in shillings)

 

Dutch Pied and Danish Pied - are they the same as a Recessive and Dominant and Harlequin????

 

It also says a bird split to white ???

example is Green/white ... How can that be?????? or is that Green/to blue???

 

as breeding outcomes for a green/white green/white are 9 varities ..

Greens, green/yellow, Blues, Green/blue, Green/white, Blue/white, yellow, whiteblue ans yellow/white

 

Ummmmmm This book is sooo confusing???

Edited June 9, 200817 yr by KAZ
spelling etc

You are right on your thought on the green split to white thing. Some people refer to the base(white or yellow) colour some refer to the blue or green series. I am pretty sure that dutch and danish is just whether they are dominant or recessive as I have only just managed to wrap my head around that one as I have dutch(dominant) pieds ;)Unless by white they mean abino?

Dutch and Dom are different. Recessive/danish/harlequin same thing

What book are you reading? Is it just on budgies or does it have other species as well?

What's the diff between dutch and dom?

Budgerigars: And how to breed them By Cyril H Rogers <a href="http://forums.budgiebreeders.asn.au/index....showtopic=12646" target="_blank">http://forums.budgiebreeders.asn.au/index....showtopic=12646</a>

This is Dazza link for dutch, I am gonna read this too heheh Ahhhh so a dutch pied is a has clearflights ...

Wouldn't that then make it a Dominant pied clearflight????? mutations

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Changed dominate to dominant...spelling

Edited June 9, 200817 yr by KAZ

Maybe?? My dutch pieds have clear flights

Thanks for the spell check Kaz. xxxxx

 

I have no idea, mine too .... Just when I thought that I had gotten to know the different mutations ..

BAM there come another ........grrrr

I guess the thing is that most mutations we name as their parts ie. opaline clearflight, etc. Dutch is just a name for a bird of a specific combination of characters

Ahhh then i can invent more names so i am not confused with the mixed mutation anymore lol

Dutch is another term for the clearflight pied.

Dominant is used widely but mostly refers to Austrailian domiant pied