i need some help with the variety of this pair, pls

 

 

many thanks

Im not great with greywings, but they look like a normal sky greywing hen to me and possibly a greywing opaline light green cock? I will be interested to see other responses

Agree with sunny. You'll get opaline greywing hens and greywing cocks split opaline. Either all green split blue, or if the cock is split blue then 50/50 green/blue and blues.

I agree with Sunnie too

Sunnie is right on the money

here, some pics of the couple's pups

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

this last guy who appears on the last three pics make me think if the two have dilute mutation, any chance of me being correct?

thanks again

Edited December 8, 201014 yr by **KAZ**

Both split recessive pied it would seem? Dad is also split blue.

so, if both split recessive pied, should not all be recessive pieds?

If both WERE recessive pieds, than 100% chance of the young being recessive pieds.

 

If one was recessive pied and the other was split recessive pied, then you have a 50% chance of getting recessive pied.

 

If both are split receeisve pied, there is only a 25% chance of getting receeive pied.

 

This table should help

 

 

For more of these tables, check out the Breeding Expectations Table Thread located here

thanks Dave, you were very enlightening!

I always am... but Kaz's tables helped me a bit -