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Hi,

this year, i had a very peculiar gouldians, born in my house.
And wat cauth my attention was their color.
Since i did not know what were the parents split for, i had to guess during all the cluths and using the finchdatabase as a suport.
So the hen is Yellow europen, BH, WB split to YH and split blue. The male is Classic green, YH, PB split white and split blue.
This to are brothers and as you see, one is pastel blue but the head is yellow as a classic one. Even the pastel as a much lighter green as a normal pastel should be.
I must say that all the birds, from other cluths from this par, born with thier backs with several shades of blue, males and females.

http://img191.imageshack.us/img191/8292/plano7001.jpg
http://img818.imageshack.us/img818/4345/plano7006.jpg
http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/3489/plano1007.jpg

Now, i read some where that their is a mutation called Orange head, same as the first foto and that is another mutation called seagreen. In the first foto, as this bird the two mutation??
Is even the seagreen and the orange head a mutation or an anomaly??


Regards
Gustavo

WOW! Really nice!
Is it possible to see pictures of their belly? Are they yellowish or cream?

Some of my birds who seems sea green have red head but parts are lighter, almost orange...

Hi
his belly is white with a very faint yellow nera the breast, more on the than on the pastel...

Gustavo