Bourkes - Pinky and Perky have 2 fertile eggs out of the five (better than none!). Not sure what's happening with Rosies eggs, she has 5 but she's not sitting.
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They are getting to be very lovely. I must say the opaline is very cool and I like it with the yellow, but I still like just the full red fronted better especially in the normal colored turqs.
ReplyDeleteOpaline? I'm not sure yet! Although their mother is opaline, dad needs to be split for it also. He may be, but I just don't know. It was a surprise when I found out he was split for yellow. If red shows on the back, it'll be an opaline. I should be able to tell in the next few days.
ReplyDeleteI see a lot of red on the back of the older yellow baby - doesn't that mean opaline? or is it just a factor of the picture i.e. the yellow color more concentrated due to still being in the pin feathers.
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