Photo Comparisons-Emerald V Other Parblue
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Photo Comparisons-Emerald V Other Parblue
Thus far Emerald breeding results point to Emerald being a Parblue mutation.
(we will close monitor further breeding results no doubt )
Meanwhile, I thought that a visual comparison between Emerald V other Parblues wouldn't hurt.
It will also help other breeders identify their birds & new comers to Emerald know what to look for.
Will start off with a series of pics emerald v turquoise in grey color.
To read my pics better i reference any changes i make to pics as per below:
filename ending with an s= small - i made the pic smaller in size & or cropped
AL= auto lighting - feature in Paint.net program
Start off with a couple of pics of a 6 week old grey emerald & father, closeups.
http://parakeet.me/irn/m/emeraldyng.jpg
http://parakeet.me/irn/m/DSC_0169s.jpg
http://parakeet.me/irn/m/DSC_0169a.jpg
http://parakeet.me/irn/f/emeraldGrCk.jpg
http://parakeet.me/irn/f/emerHead.jpg
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Photos info: Taken with mobilephone camera, overcast no sun
http://parakeet.me/irn/m/em/DSC_0171.jpg
http://parakeet.me/irn/m/em/DSC_0172.jpg
http://parakeet.me/irn/m/em/DSC_0179.jpg
http://parakeet.me/irn/m/em/DSC_0180.jpg
http://parakeet.me/irn/m/em/DSC_0187.jpg
http://parakeet.me/irn/m/em/DSC_0187AL.jpg
http://parakeet.me/irn/m/em/DSC_0189.jpg
http://parakeet.me/irn/m/em/DSC_0191.jpg
http://parakeet.me/irn/m/em/DSC_0191AL.jpg
* Male is going through a moult ATM -
http://parakeet.me/irn/m/em/PA205345.JPG
Other breeders if they can do a same shot comparison between emeraldblue V turquoise & or Indigo would be great.
in violet & cobalt again would be valuable input.
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Re: Photo Comparisons-Emerald V Other Parblue
EmeraldBlue, TurquoiseBlue, IndigoBlue
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Willy, that's a fantastic pic, thanks!
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Hi Willy,
Could you tell us the fluorescence emitted under uv by each bird?
Regards
Recio
Could you tell us the fluorescence emitted under uv by each bird?
Regards
Recio
Re: Photo Comparisons-Emerald V Other Parblue
Recio, the EmeraldBlue is as you have seen, total body fluorescent. The TurquoiseBlue and IndigoBlue fluoresce only on the patched psitticins. The IndigoBlue fluoresces the least.
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Thanks for your input Molossus, sure they are helpful.
Just not sure about naming notation EmeraldBlue or Emerald Blue
Does the emerald cobalt have the winderwing patch also?
Just not sure about naming notation EmeraldBlue or Emerald Blue
Does the emerald cobalt have the winderwing patch also?
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Willy,
When you get a chance can you take a pic of the deep blue emerald & underwing for us?
Cheers
When you get a chance can you take a pic of the deep blue emerald & underwing for us?
Cheers
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I don't have a Blue series Emerald sorry.
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Re: Photo Comparisons-Emerald V Other Parblue
Hi Ben
I have a recently fledged Dark EmeraldBlue with yellow arm pits and my daughter has two Dark TurquoiseBlues, well feathered but still just in the nest. I can photograph them if you think it will help, but I'm unsure how much yellow pigment the young turquoise birds have as yet.
Kind regards
Mike
I have a recently fledged Dark EmeraldBlue with yellow arm pits and my daughter has two Dark TurquoiseBlues, well feathered but still just in the nest. I can photograph them if you think it will help, but I'm unsure how much yellow pigment the young turquoise birds have as yet.
Kind regards
Mike
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Mike,
It would be great if you could.
Best of they can be taken in the same shot
& under wing of dark emerald
It would be great if you could.
Best of they can be taken in the same shot
& under wing of dark emerald
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Re: Photo Comparisons-Emerald V Other Parblue
Hi Ben
Please find some comparative photos attached. All 3 are young birds recently fledged, all 3 are Dark Factor Blue, or Cobalt as most people know it, with genotypes as detailed below.
Dark EmeraldBlue split cleartail
Dark TurquoiseBlue split cleartail
Dark EmeraldBlue Cleartail
The emerald and turquoise split cleartail birds look less alike on the back than the photographs indicate, with the turquoise being notably bluer. Underneath, they are strikingly different with the emerald being blue/green with pale yellow wing pits and the turquoise being blue overall.
The dark emerald split cleartail and the dark emerald cleartail are exactly the same on their backs but their bellies are obviously strikingly different. It seems that the cleartail gene has no diluting effect on the back and wings.
Kind regards
Mike
Please find some comparative photos attached. All 3 are young birds recently fledged, all 3 are Dark Factor Blue, or Cobalt as most people know it, with genotypes as detailed below.
Dark EmeraldBlue split cleartail
Dark TurquoiseBlue split cleartail
Dark EmeraldBlue Cleartail
The emerald and turquoise split cleartail birds look less alike on the back than the photographs indicate, with the turquoise being notably bluer. Underneath, they are strikingly different with the emerald being blue/green with pale yellow wing pits and the turquoise being blue overall.
The dark emerald split cleartail and the dark emerald cleartail are exactly the same on their backs but their bellies are obviously strikingly different. It seems that the cleartail gene has no diluting effect on the back and wings.
Kind regards
Mike
Re: Photo Comparisons-Emerald V Other Parblue
I'm an Explorer
10% luck, 20% skill, 15% concentrated power of will, 50% pleasure, 5% pain$ and a 100% reason ..I just gotta know
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hi every one,
Is anyone here to help in identifying this ring neck? This ring neck is 11 months old.
Is anyone here to help in identifying this ring neck? This ring neck is 11 months old.
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Beautiful reference picture trabots , appreciate if you can plz share similar snaps of their rear , flights & tail ? It will be a great help. Thanks in advancetrabots wrote:EmeraldBlue, TurquoiseBlue, IndigoBlue
Btw are the emerald blue and indigo blue young males ? & what age ?