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I have a variety of self societies available from two unrelated pairs:

These are well marked selfs unless otherwise noted.

Red Family Band:
1 Fawn/Pearl (possibly split for Grey) Male - $25
2 Chocolate/Pearl (possible split grey) Males - $30
1 Black-Grey/Pearl (possible split fawn) Male - $35



White family band:
2 Chocolate/Grey/Ino (possible split chestnut) Males - $40
1 Chestnut Grey Female - $35



Unsexed from this pair (Males will be split for Ino):
1 Chestnut/Grey Self - $15
2 Chestnut Greys - $20
1 Imperfect Chocolate/Grey Self - $10

Also available and unrelated to any of the above:
1 Imperfect Black-Grey Male (2011 bird - white patch and dot under chin) - $15
1 2011 Fawn-Grey Male (missing his tail) - $10

Please let me know if you have any questions. Many of these birds are split carriers for other recessives and can produce a wide variety of self colored offspring.

Beautiful birds Tiffany! I love the little one (second form the bottom)

That's actually a Pearl Hen as it turns out
In the picture below that of the group of females she's fully molted in the back of the picture.

Very pretty! She is very different from my pearl. I am sure they will find homes fast!

Great looking Society's! How old are the ones with white and red family bands?

I love the society in the first picture. Very striking!

finchmix22 wrote: Great looking Society's! How old are the ones with white and red family bands?

The White Banded babies listed that are sexed are from late September, the unsexed ones are younger from their most recent and last clutch.

The Red banded babies are from mid-October. They have four more babies that recently fledged. I haven't seen them since they've fledged so not sure on the colors but last I saw I think we've got two more Pearl hens.

PrettyBird wrote: I love the society in the first picture. Very striking!

Thanks The Chestnut-Grey hen in the second photo looks a little ratty because she was molting at the time, but I wanted to get a photo of her while I had my camera there and out

Wow verry pretty birds love them.

nixity are any still available?

Interested in your Chestnut/Grey Female if it's still available. Let me know.

Hi Charlie - right now we have three Creamino babies and a Chocolate baby in a nest, and from the same pair from their first clutch we have a Creamino/Grey and two Chocolate/Grey Selfs.

I am not certain on the sexes of the first clutch - if the chocolates are males they're Chocolate/Ino/Grey.

We do have a Chestnut Pearl or lightly Pearled hen (I'm betting Chestnut Pearl). I have a picture of her somewhere....

This is her, she looks a bit different now that she's fully completed her molt: