kopetsa
91 posts
Jun 14, 2009
7:55 PM
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Here they are:
Born to parents:
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0221
318 posts
Jun 14, 2009
7:58 PM
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I call them spread ash red. My question is, do they roll?
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kopetsa
92 posts
Jun 14, 2009
8:07 PM
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???
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JMUrbon
709 posts
Jun 14, 2009
8:19 PM
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Ash red.
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A Proven Family of Spinners
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XRollers
45 posts
Jun 15, 2009
10:34 AM
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i would say they are chocolate...thats what it looks like to me...well i meant the first one but the second one im not sure
Last Edited by on Jun 15, 2009 10:34 AM
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spinningdemon
398 posts
Jun 16, 2009
7:26 AM
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I would have to agree that top one looks like chocolate, yummy. Actually they are ash red the one bird on the nest is the ash yellow that probably sent you the two above. Rec red and Rec yellow are are the richer colors like the yellow standing on the nest.
Get them in the air and let us know how they do.
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In the air since 1973
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roller_boi
54 posts
Jun 16, 2009
12:19 PM
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ash red for sure!!
now heres my ash red
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Last Edited by on Jun 16, 2009 12:23 PM
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Robert
20 posts
Jun 16, 2009
12:42 PM
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Andrew, can you post some photographs of the bird in the nest bowl and good shots of it's wings and tail?
If the two ash-red youngsters were bred in an individual pen then one of the "dilute" pair isn't a dilute. Two dilute birds cannot breed non-dilute offspring. Have this pair bred any other youngsters?
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kopetsa
93 posts
Jun 16, 2009
5:05 PM
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Nope Robert.. 100% a dilute pair bred these two babies. 100% they were bred in an individual and I let them original parents raise them too because I only wanted to try one round dilute to dilute. So what kind of red is this then? because it's not rec.?
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Robert
21 posts
Jun 17, 2009
2:52 AM
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Andrew, the bird in the last photograph is a recessive red self. Post some photos of the bird in the nest bowl, because one of the pair isn't a dilute.
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kopetsa
96 posts
Jun 17, 2009
8:29 PM
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Which bird the parents you mean?
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kopetsa
97 posts
Jun 18, 2009
6:18 PM
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And then Papa
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Velo99
2142 posts
Jun 18, 2009
6:22 PM
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Learn something everyday.
I thought ash and lavender were the same.
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V99
blue sky single beat
in cadance performing now
earth beckons the winged
drawn breath is let quickly forth
orchestral movement follows
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Sunflower
GOLD MEMBER
443 posts
Jun 18, 2009
6:29 PM
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Kenny,
Lavendar is ash red spread. None of the birds shown in this thread are lavendar.
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Keep em Spinning
Joe
Last Edited by on Jun 18, 2009 6:31 PM
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gotspin7
2427 posts
Jun 18, 2009
7:33 PM
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Here are a couple of lavenders.
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Sal Ortiz
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PR_rollers
GOLD MEMBER
3095 posts
Jun 18, 2009
7:38 PM
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Hey Sal sup...that last pic is that bird calm in that cage when you go to grab it or jumpy...
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Ralph.
Life comes down to the choices you make, and then living with the results.
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gotspin7
2431 posts
Jun 18, 2009
7:47 PM
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What up Ralp, he is calm as could be. He is a monster with the hens do...lol... Here is another pic of him.
Sal Ortiz
Last Edited by on Jun 18, 2009 7:54 PM
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Robert
23 posts
Jun 19, 2009
8:33 AM
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Andrew,
the cock of the pair, "papa", is probably an ash-red dark cheq or T-pattern cheq and dominant opal. A photo of an open wing and tail of his would be helpful. He is not dilute which is why he is breeding ash-red and recessive red young.
Last Edited by on Jun 19, 2009 8:34 AM
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rossco
106 posts
Jun 19, 2009
3:25 PM
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The last picture is an Ash ( tar ) marked . there are yellow selfs in picture number 2. And the pigeon in the cage with the red ring on. we would call it indigo. Its redplummy cheq. But indigo is a colour that is coming thruw the lines now. But colour maens nuthing
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