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Can somebody help I have a mutation a grey inr with a blue head what is it? And can anybody help me post the pics? Because I have other pics to post I want to somebody to help identify them

anybody help ???

Send me the pic and i will post it for you. Size doesn't matter. Bigger resolution is prefered.

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Farzz1 wrote:Can somebody help I have a mutation a grey inr with a blue head what is it? And can anybody help me post the pics? Because I have other pics to post I want to somebody to help identify them

Probably a male blue cinnamon.... but better with pics

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madas

Many thanks Madas

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Looks like grey cobalt. What is the bird's history?

Hi J.S
I have had no histology until last year when I paired it to a cinnamon dom edge however it produced 2 chicks one been albino and the other lutino unfortunately the albino died and the lutino was left however the lutino now is showing signs of the cock where a tinge of green is on its forehead and the remainder of the bird is lutino with a dom edge. I have seen other cobalt greys but this resembles them not as this bird has black flights and tail and the rump is blackish to grey just the head is blue and the remainder is grey to blackish
Tks

I thought ino would mask edge. Also, if the ino is a hen, which she most probably is, she will not inherit edge from her mother. Did you have the ino sexed? I agree with Molosus, it still sounds like cobalt grey.

J.S
I haven’t had it sexed never got the chance to do so
Molossus I have a cobalt grey and a grey misty this does not resemble any of the above
Tks

Hi
Molossus I will defiantly post them during the course of this week as the misty and cobalt grey is at a partner aviaries thus give me some time to get them developed.
The Misty factor mixed with other mutation does it cause peculate looking bird have you a chance to see that happen within your flock of misty birds. Something strange is that misty mutation
Many thanks M

Hi
Tienie where are you hiding
You got some explaining to your web page picture 14/83 is the same bird common spill the beans come on
While you can steer us in the right direction help me also identify 16/83 . 12/83 . 28/83. 39/83
Many thanks

Looks like a salty to me.

Slaty.

Hi
Thanks for that, I think the bigger question is what is the acute distinction of a slaty? How do we id the bird and how does one achieve the best of it
Tks

I do not know the answers to your questions, but I believe there are topics on the mutation in this forum. It was determined to be a dominant mutation in California. I know a breeder that breeds them in Florida as well. I'm not saying that I am correct with my slatey guess, but I only see evidence of blue and gray in the photo and not the usual green hues that are in a turquoise/parblue.