We all know what the basic grey looks like.

 

We all have seen a yellow face Grey type 1, where we have a grey with a yellow face however the yellow hasn't washed through it's body.

 

I am assuming that you can get a yellowface type 2 grey. Is it possible? What does it look like if the yellow washes through the grey? Anyone got any pics - if it is even possible, or does the dominant grey cancel out the yellow wash through?

Yes there are Yellow Face 2 Greys, I was looking through the Mutation Pictures of our Members and 1 person had it but the picture is now broken, when the yellow goes into the grey it does make it a greyish green coloring because as you know grey on a white based bird is really a blue bird in genetics.

Hmmm Never thought if a yf2 grey ... * off to look for a picture

I think i have one in the nest at the moment i cant take any pictures because its FREEZING but i will try tommorow the "bleeding" is not as bad as the yf blues on mine anyway, It just has some spots of green ontop of the grey?

http://forums.budgiebreeders.asn.au/index.php?showtopic=9577

 

There is one in here .. They grey is duller in a YF2 compared to a YF1

the colouring will turn to what you see in grey-greens.

 

This is Khepri HurdyBirdy's bird. You can see one green marks on the chest were the yellow has bleed. the colouring is pale due to the greywing gene.