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Re: What is this color called?
Posted by Robert E. on 6/29/05
On 6/29/05, Michael L wrote: > On 6/29/05, Robert E. wrote: >> I am trying to get pictures, but where the digital camera went >> during the move is anyone's guess. The parents appear to be >> normal coloration, except the male has a white patch or feather >> in the middle of his tail instead of the usual spots. I have >> never been able to tell from websites the differences between >> normal and lightback, is it possible the father is lightbacked? > > Lightback are very symetrically colored birds and have a dilute > look to the entire body. > Since there is this white spot you speak of, I'm going to say > that you have pied birds. There are varying degrees of piedness, > from one white feather, to entirely white birds. Yes, white > birds are extremely heavy pieds. > As long as the gene is there, they can produce pieds that are > much heavier than the original parent coloring. > > Michael L (She) does seem to match more with the pied, because there are no marking at all on the tail.
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- Re: What is this color called?, 6/29/05, by Kitty.J.
- Re: What is this color called?, 6/29/05, by Michael L.
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- Re: What is this color called?, 6/29/05, by Michael L.
- Re: What is this color called?, 6/29/05, by Robert E..
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