New to IRN's

[christy]

Hi my name is Christy. I am looking for all the information on IRN's that I can find. Thank goodness to have found a forum only for the psittacula_lovers. Hope to get to know you all.
I am currently owned by a
Quaker Parrot named Piper
A Green cheek conure named Pandora
4 zebra finches and 1 society finch.
I am impatiently awaiting on 2 baby IRN's that are being hand raised now by a wonderful lady. They should be ready sometime around the end of May first of June.
They came from different clutches and are a few days apart in age.
Here are some pics. Can anyone look at these pin feathers and give me an idea of what color they would be considered ?
This is Pashi

And this is Peyton or Peekaboo. We havent decided which yet. LOL

[Dani03]

What cuties! I sure do miss that baby face...

More pics please

Dani and Prinny

[berrynice]

Welcome to the flock. Can't wait to watch the babies as they grow up.

[natalie]

Hello to u and ur flock. Im no expert on the colours im afraid but someone will be able to help u. Thanks for pics , thats the best way to make friends round here, post more pics Nataliexxxxx

[Dani03]

I am pretty sure your second one is an albino...since you have the red eyes. Prinny, my albino, does have a noticable 'blue' tinge to her feathers...and your first one looks like a turquious...but that's just my opinion

Dani and Prinny

[kyria]

Welcome to the family

awww how beautiful ! .. sorry I am no expert either, but cant wait to watch them grow

[bonjoram]

Wow! Pretty babies you got there! I would venture to guess that the first one is a blue and it seems to have whitish-tipped tail feathers typical of most blue babies. It could still be a Turquoiseblue.

I think the second picture is a Blue Cinnamon. Cinnamons have darkred eyes. It has some bluish feathers in the back and I believe it is starting to grow yellowish wash on the wing feathers as well. So your baby could also be a Cinnamon Turquoiseblue. It would be interesting to watch how they mature. Please keep posting their pictures!

Ask the breeder what the parents are of your birds. If their information is accurate, it makes it easier to pinpoint their color mutation and in some cases you can actually determine their gender especially with sex-linked mutations like Cinnamons. If you plan to breed them in the future, it would be to your benefit to know their lineage.

[kosejentan]

Hi and Welcome to IRN-chat!!! Those babies are soooo cute!!! I'm new in the game so I cannot answere your question. But I love to look at pics so I'm looking forward to follow your babies! More pics please...