July 29, 200915 yr Author yeah pics :thankyou: Chick one..... chick two chick three chick four chick five and here is strength of body colour on the ones with pale wings
July 29, 200915 yr Those baby's look great kaz, i would definitely recommend possibly breeding the last budgie, in spring next year... as you said, the strength of the body color is very visible. Edited July 29, 200915 yr by mattdog2
July 29, 200915 yr Kaz, One and two look like those in between (bad) greywings at this stage. I would think that three and four are greywings and five ????? Just adds strength to the 4th allele theory. Cheers, PT
July 29, 200915 yr Author Kaz,One and two look like those in between (bad) greywings at this stage. I would think that three and four are greywings and five ????? Just adds strength to the 4th allele theory. Cheers, PT Thanks PT. These things happen when there arent too many greywings around to breed from :rip:
July 29, 200915 yr Yeah i can never seem to find any here either.... and not ONCE have i heard anything or seen anything to do with the TCB's... i would love to have one of those.
July 29, 200915 yr Yeah i can never seem to find any here either.... and not ONCE have i heard anything or seen anything to do with the TCB's... i would love to have one of those. you all need to come to gippsland it is swarming with greywings and clearbodys ,fellows and black eyed clears even got crest and no i havent forgotten to ask about thoughs gazz show breed and large pet type both rung and un rung i once got a violet red eyed bird that i still dont know what he was for a friend he was marked like a rec pied but had red eyes very deep colour and black wings beautiful bird 20 bucks bargon pitty she wouldnt sell it to me when she moved to perth she sold all bird and told me after not very nice friend when i think about it when i told her i would pay anything for him and i ment anything never seen one since 3 years ago that was some one scored big time probbly doesnt even know it he was club rung too should have got the ring number but didnt care bout them then sorry lost trake well kaz here is my what i thought was a grey wing badley marked and have been since told is a dilute grey green mabe they will look like him he was darker when young seemed to lighten up Edited July 29, 200915 yr by GenericBlue
July 29, 200915 yr Author sorry lost trake well kaz here is my what i thought was a grey wing badley marked and have been since told is a dilute grey green mabe they will look like him he was darker when young seemed to lighten up The mother of these looks like him BUT the babies have green body colour I will send the pictures to a show judge and ask him
July 29, 200915 yr good idea i give up i have no clue but if it means anything i think this one is /cinn Edited July 29, 200915 yr by GenericBlue
July 31, 200915 yr Author Baby # 1 Baby # 2 Baby # 3 Baby # 4 Baby # 5 I would say THREE greywings and TWO dilutes. Edited July 31, 200915 yr by KAZ
August 1, 200915 yr 1 and 2 greywing spangles, 3&4 greywings & 5 most likely greywing. So hen definitely is a dilute opaline spangle and the cock is most likely greywing/greywing. All babies greywing/dilute. Clearwings are way lighter than this - even the heavily marked ones have less wing marking and much less obviously grey in the markings. Top 2 have clear spangle tails and spangle wing markings but in grey. Also chick one has tell tale spanlge colour patch on rump. Dilutes don't have the strength of body colour of these chicks and body colouring and wing colouring are much more alike (even, similar, same tones....) in a dilute than the distinct difference between wings/body of these chicks. Edited August 1, 200915 yr by nubbly5
August 1, 200915 yr Author 1 and 2 greywing spangles, 3&4 greywings & 5 most likely greywing. So hen definitely is a dilute opaline spangle and the cock is most likely greywing/greywing. All babies greywing/dilute. Clearwings are way lighter than this - even the heavily marked ones have less wing marking and much less obviously grey in the markings. Top 2 have clear spangle tails and spangle wing markings but in grey. Also chick one has tell tale spanlge colour patch on rump. Dilutes don't have the strength of body colour of these chicks and body colouring and wing colouring are much more alike (even, similar, same tones....) in a dilute than the distinct difference between wings/body of these chicks. Many many thanks for your help .....much appreciated
August 5, 200915 yr Author More pictures!!! Three chicks out now. This one fledged today Two more in the nestbox plus two fosters. this one......... and this one Edited August 5, 200915 yr by KAZ
August 9, 200915 yr Author All babies have been out for a few days now and two are already in the kindie cage. Just this photo today as I thought it was rather CUTE Edited August 9, 200915 yr by KAZ
August 18, 200915 yr Author Random pictures of the greywing babies........end result three greywings and two greywing spangles as Nubbly said
August 18, 200915 yr Lovely Greywings with great feather Kaz and so nice to see Lin's efforts put to some good use. I think you might be representing WA with these little guys.
August 18, 200915 yr Author the length of the mask on the greywing spangles is spectacular Yeah...its a real cute look
August 30, 200915 yr Author Parents of the greywings have hatched their first chick of the second round yesterday :hug:
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