Well thought i would post pics of my birdies.

 

Here is Bob (Green/yellow), Jack (Blue) and Schoolboy (he has splay leg)

 

 

 

Jack's wings

 

And here is Jill

Bob is a dominant pied lt green. Jack is a yellowface sky opaline and may be carrying violet. Jill is a green opaline and poor ol' schoolboy we need to see a closer picture of

Schoolboy is a little camera shy! lol Ive been trying for a few days to get a clear shot of him. But will post one up as soon as i do.

Thank you for the info i had an idea on what they were but im new at it all and still learning. Would Jack be yellowface type 1?

Here are my 2 new budgies I purchased today

 

 

 

And from the back (with flash):

Im confused about the Pied i got. Is it male or female?? Here are some closer shots of the cere. The blue actually looks a bit lighter in the photos than in real life (and i also noticed it has one blue cheek patch and one white one. Thats so cute!!!)

 

 

Male 99%

Thanks Jetsbudgie, It is just acting like a hen. Not as noisy or as active as the other cocks i have, but having said that it could still be adjusting as ive only had it for less than a week.

I agree with Jetsbudgie

I think that budgie has an ambiguous cere. I wouldnt be too quick to call it a cock. Does look Hen-ish and it could go either way right now.

I think that budgie has an ambiguous cere. I wouldnt be too quick to call it a cock. Does look Hen-ish and it could go either way right now.

after taking a secound look, i'm not 100% sure about my previous answer.

Thanks guys might have to just be patient (haha) and wait and see. just want to pick a name for the little fella

 

 

Here is my new BIG hen. She is a lot bigger than the boys. She has been named Lola by my son, seems to suit her.

 

 

 

That is huge. nice colour though

Here is my new BIG hen. She is a lot bigger than the boys. She has been named Lola by my son, seems to suit her.

 

 

 

 

 

Even though these cages come with perches that run across the cage....you are far better off recutting them and having them on each side of the cage running front to back. this enables the bird to be able to fly across the cage and not just sit there and sidle along.

Nice looking birds Mana, good variety to play around with.

Thanks KAZ for the advice. I was going to pull them out and put in natural branches (non toxic of course) I will make sure they dont run lengthways

 

Thanks Pride and Robyn