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what does this bird look like.and can someone get a picture of a violet pallidino.thanks

from everything I've read- a 'white' looking bird...but if you look at this bird after a moult, you should be able to detect colour where it is most concentrated- the rump.
The Pallidino (in Violet)-I would imagine to look just like it's blue counterpart- more washed out than a pallid, but more colour than an Albino .

edit: sorry read the title as Violet Blue Ino-

Violet Blue PallidIno

Violet PallidIno/ Blue is a yellow and green bird with the violet on the rump and a little in the wings, it has an overall green sheen over the bird as well

littlemiraclesaviary wrote:what does this bird look like.and can someone get a picture of a violet pallidino.thanks

sheyd wrote:from everything I've read- a 'white' looking bird...but if you look at this bird after a moult, you should be able to detect colour where it is most concentrated- the rump.
The Pallidino (in Violet)-I would imagine to look just like it's blue counterpart- more washed out than a pallid, but more colour than an Albino .

opps- I see you meant a Violet Green Ino (Lutino*) split for Blue-

I believe that there is no visual difference between a Green Ino and a Violet Green Ino.

*masking Violet

prodigy wrote:Violet Blue PallidIno

Violet PallidIno/ Blue is a yellow and green bird with the violet on the rump and a little in the wings, it has an overall green sheen over the bird as well

Pity about the tail being missing on that bird.

He is getting lots of TLC and vitamins, its growing back nicely. will re-post when its out completely

here's a pic of a Violet(Blue) Pallidino

the thread: http://www.indianringneck.com/forum/vie ... 26&t=13525


Couldn't find any Violet Green Pallidinos.