Hi everyone,

 

Theres two of my babies from this year that I have no Idea what mutation they are. What do you think?

 

Thanks nitsuD

 

No. 1)

 

Came from a:

 

Yellowface Cinnamon Sky Blue (Cock)

 

and a

Sky Blue Cinnamon Spangle (Hen)

And The Baby

 

 

I'll post no. 2 later.

Yellow Face Sky Blue Cinnamon Spangle.

Edited May 23, 200916 yr by Linda_S

Baby one looks like a Yellowface Sky-Blue Spangle... Mum and dad are both beautiful budgies...

indeed, yellow face sky blue spangle, i think their's cinnamon too but the picture is kind of blurry

Edited May 23, 200916 yr by mattdog2

A yellowface sky cinnamon spangle... definatly cinnamon, no doubt about it

Thanks

I forgot about 2 others so I'll post them as well

 

No.2 & No.3 & No.4)

 

Came from a:

 

Double Factor Spangle (Cock)

 

and a

 

Grey Green Recessive Pied

 

Baby 2) I originally thought it was a grey spangle

but when compared with one from another nest it

changed my mind.

 

 

 

 

Baby 3 (Left) & Baby 4 (Right)

 

I am guessing baby 2 is a Grey Opaline Spangle, baby 3 is a Olive Opaline Spangle and baby 4 is a Olive Spangle... I'm sure some more expert advice will come our way on it... ... They look great though...

I am guessing baby 2 is a Grey Opaline Spangle, baby 3 is a Olive Opaline Spangle and baby 4 is a Olive Spangle... I'm sure some more expert advice will come our way on it... ... They look great though...

 

 

Thanks LittleBudgie2005

Baby 2 is a Grey Opaline Spangle. Baby 3 and 4 look like Grey Green Spangles and the one on the left appears to be exhibiting signs of French Moult.

Edited May 24, 200916 yr by RIPbudgies

Not a grey opaline spangle. Just a grey spangle... Baby 3 is opaline spangle and baby 4 just a spangle

Baby 2 is a Grey Opaline Spangle. Baby 3 and 4 look like Grey Green Spangles and the one on the left appears to be exhibiting signs of French Moult.

 

AAHHH does anyone else think this?

if the baby comes out with hardly any wing or tail feathers, this is a normal case of French Molt. Howeveeer if the bird has pretty much no feathers at all, it is serious and it would have to be destroyed. if the baby yurns out to have a normal case of French MOult, there is a chance that i could be cured.

I could write on how it could be cured, but i will leave that if the bird does have French Moult. Ill keep and eye on this topic

when i first saw the bird, there was something different about it so it could be possible......