What is OPA in lovebirds?

The opaline color is a new mutation in the peach face lovebirds and they were first discovered in 1977. The body primarily has irregular-colored patterns on its body which makes it a very attractive color version of the lovebird.

What is Dun fallow lovebird?

Dun fallow – little eumelanin reduction in the plumage causing the colour of the feathers to be similar to cinnamon or even pastel, but however with a lot of eumelanin reduction in the eyes. Because of this the eyes are a bright red. The primaries are greyish brown.

What is a pied lovebird?

Pied lovebirds are a color mutation that creates a patchy color pattern. These traits can be recessive, dominant, or clearflight, depending on the gene combination. Recessive babies are much less common but can be present as long as the dominant genes don’t exceed two.

What is African lovebird mutation?

The Opaline African LoveBird is a mutation which is characterized by the facial mask extending fully to cover from head up to the shoulders (full hood) of an African LoverBird. The rump color will be the same as the body and the tips of the tail will be the same color as the hood. The Opaline gene is Sex-Linked.

What is albs1?

Albs 1 = no-eye ring. Albs 2 = eye ring. Albs 3 = buknoy. Ybulls = yellow color type.

What is opaline bird?

Opaline is a very new mutation in peachface lovebirds. It was discoved in 1997. There had been many mutations in peachface lovebirds previously, but they all created new color combinations except for the pied mutation, which creates irregular colored areas on the bird.

What is the rarest lovebird?

African Lovebirds is with Oscar Enrrique Perez and Emily Doma Lozada. The most Expensive Mutation of African Lovebirds. One of the Rarest colors we can ever see. the said price for that bird is currently $25,000 or 1.27 Million Pesos.

What is recessive gene in lovebirds?

All rosy-faced lovebirds, without exception, belong to one of two base colors: Green-series (also referred to as Wild Green), which is a dominant trait, and Blue-series, which is a recessive trait.

What is Nslino lovebird?

The Non Sex-linked Ino Fischer’s Lovebird is a stunning Yellow bird with clear yellow body, orange head, mask and hood and red beak, white rump, the periopthalmic ring is white, and eyes are red. Flight feathers are white. NSL Ino originated in A lilianae, and is a transmuted mutation via A personatus.

What is a Creamino?

Basically a Creamino Lovebird is the Lutino mutation of the Turquoise aka “Partial Blue” mutation lovebirds. All babies have red eyes. In short we refer all Lutino birds as “INO” birds. Firstly to note, “ino” is a sex linked mutation.

What is the rarest Colour lovebird?

Blue Dun Fallow Lovebirds – Rare and Expensive mutation, Only in the Philippines, credits Badilla Aviary.

What is the lifespan of lovebirds?

Rosy-faced lovebird: 15 – 25 yearsLovebirds / Lifespan

Are there purple lovebirds?

The violet color mutation can be found in all Lovebird species and is a dominant gene, meaning that you only need one parent with the violet gene to produce violet offspring. This has led to them being a popular bird for breeding, with many other violet variations available too.

How much is Dun fallow lovebird?

between 300,000 and P400,000 per bird
Aside from Badilla, there are only a handful of other breeders who have enough breeding pairs. The brothers have several pairs of “Dun Fallows”, the more expensive variety that costs between 300,000 and P400,000 per bird.

What is ino in LoveBirds?

Agapornis Roseicollis Lutino is the term used to refer to Yellow Ino LoveBirds. This Ino Breeding Chart will also provide a bloodline composition of the offspring, which will be useful for matching breeding pairs for a targeted result. The Ino gene is a Sex-Linked trait.

What kind of mutation is a red eyed lovebird?

The lutino is a red-eyed mutation. The orange-faced mutation is STILL part of the peachfaced lovebird species – it is only a color mutation of that species. Matilda’s mask has still not completely colored out. She is about 7 months old here.

What is the Lutino mutation in lovebirds?

The lutino mutation happens when the melanin pigment in birds is suppressed. This results in a bird that is almost completely yellow. The lutino mutation is similar to that of the albino mutation. However, lutino is what affects green-series lovebirds.

Is Matilda’s Orange-faced mutation part of the peachfaced lovebird species?

The orange-faced mutation is STILL part of the peachfaced lovebird species – it is only a color mutation of that species. Matilda’s mask has still not completely colored out.

What is the Dark factor in lovebirds called?

The dark factor basically darkens the color of the bird. So a blue mutation with one dark factor would be called Medium Blue – if it had two dark factors it would be Slate (some people call this mauve). Green violets are a normal wid-type green peachfaced lovebird with the violet factor, seen in the coloring of the rump.