Just wondering if anyone can help with the mutations and colours for my new babies. I have had a guess but some are hard to tell, Greywing, Clearwing, Dilute etc.
I breed the parents and have attached photos of there parents as well.
First photo should be of my current pair and there babies, 2nd photo is of the Hens parents and siblings, 3rd photo is of the Cocks parents and siblings.
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Your birds are all beautiful! How do you select your pairs for breeding? Do you happen to use the individual cage breeding method? We have a few members here who are the best at mutations. I’m sure they’ll be along soon.
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Looking forward to seeing more of your lovely flock!
Grate thanks for your help.
First time user lol
ok ill try to add some photos.
First photo is of my avairy i built.
Second photo is of my breeding cages i built, i have another set of two breeding cages on top the the one pictured for a total of 4 breeding cages. (I don't colony breed my birds)
Third photo is of my Male - Yellow face type ll opaline sky blue
Fourth photo is of my Female - Opaline Greywing Cobalt
They have 6 babies
Opline Clearwing sky blue
Opaline Cobalt
Opaline dilute sky blue
Yellow face type ll Opline dilute sky blue
Opaline Clearwing sky blue
Yellow face type ll Opaline Clearwing sky blue
I hope that works!
Last edited by Ange101; 05-12-2019 at 04:18 AM.
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I'm very impressed with your aviary and the individual breeding cage set up.
Your birds are beautiful.
I'm sure our mutations experts will be able to advise whether the mutations you listed for each of the offspring are correct when they have time to take a look at this thread.
I am going to try to add my comments alongside yours below. I will type in blue....
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Originally Posted by Ange101
Third photo is of my Male - Yellow face type ll opaline sky blue
The strength of the yellow is more than I would expect with a yf2, it is much like a green would have, so I would say he is single factor golden face. The only way to get the chicks below is if he is split for dilute.
Fourth photo is of my Female - Opaline Greywing Cobalt
The body colour and cheek patches are normal strength, which is more like a clearwing than a greywing. The markings are quite grey for a clearwing, but the other option is a full bodied greywing which doesn't work out looking at the chicks. If she was fbg you would have clearwing and greywing chicks, no dilutes. So I am going to say that she is most likely a darkly marked clearwing.
I think you have the chick colours correct, other than the yellow faces being golden faces. The last one is the combination also called a rainbow!
This is assuming the Dad is the father of the chicks. If the hen laid eggs within 2 weeks of being in the cage another male from the aviary could be the father.
I am going to try to add my comments alongside yours below. I will type in blue....
Thank you for your wonderful knowledge!
I keep my budgies in two separate parts of my aviary, Males in one, Females in the other, so these are defiantly the parents to these 6 chicks.
I bred both the parents and have photos of the parents and siblings, i will add them below.
This is my Hens parents and siblings. My hen is the fourth chick on the far right side, looking at the camera funny.l Her parents are a YF clearwing male and a dilute female
This is a photo of my male's parents and siblings. My male is the third chick from the left, middle row. Amazing how much his colouring has changed!
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