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Re: What kind of lovebird is this/ Jessica
Posted by KB on 5/22/07

I spoke to soon Jessica, here is a link to view a similar bird.
So pretty.

http://lilianaslovebirds.tripod.com/id2.html

KB

On 5/22/07, KB wrote:
> Thank you so much Jessica. I totally appreciate it. Boy its
> too bad it was the only of its kind, it was so beautiful! I
> looked up rare mutations and saw two birds, one was red and the
> other was orange, but I forget what they called it. However
> they were nothing close to this bird. If I find I will post
> the link.
> Again thanks for the info :)
> KB
>
>
> On 5/22/07, Jessica wrote:
>> KB,
>>
>> I have this book at home and looked in it for you. This is
>> a color mutation of the peach-faced lovebird. The author of
>> the Colored Atlas of Lovebirds calls this mutation
>> the "Danish redino." According to her, the pictured bird
>> was hatched from a pair of lutino lovebirds in an aviary in
>> Denmark in 1990. It is the only one that has ever been
>> hatched and it died before it was old enough to breed and
>> pass this mutation on to any offspring. Therefore, there
>> are no others in existence.
>>
>> Jessica
>>
>> On 5/20/07, KB wrote:
>>> Anybody know what kind of Lovebird this is?
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>>
>>> KB
>>>
>>>
>> http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=0793804736/thebirdsth
>>> ebeadsA/

Posts on this thread, including this one

• What kind of lovebird is this, 5/20/07, by KB.
• Re: What kind of lovebird is this, 5/22/07, by Jessica.
• Re: What kind of lovebird is this/ Jessica, 5/22/07, by KB.
• Re: What kind of lovebird is this/ Jessica, 5/22/07, by KB.
• Re: What kind of lovebird is this/ Jessica, 5/23/07, by Jessica.
• Re: What kind of lovebird is this/ Jessica, 5/23/07, by KB.