what colour mutations are these budgies?

[Kim]

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[zo]

Thought I better give this a shot, but I'm not very good at it. But you deserve to have a vague idea.

1. No image?
2. Spangle opaline light green
3. Bad picture, but a yf type 1 mauve I think
4. Uh, greywing mauve I think
5. Need a view of the wing, but that's a young light green
6. yf type 2 light green

[nev90]

2/ Opaline spangle dark green

3/ Yellow face mauve - need a back picture but it is probably also opaline & spangle

4/ Greywing grey

5/ Opaline light green and it has another mutation but need a back picture to identify

6/ Type 2 yellow face blue that has turned greenish - look under the wings to see the original colour

[BudgiesBuddy]

Is this one as yellow in person as in the picture?

[zo]

Ah, I'm clearly out of practise!

5/ How could you tell that was opaline Nev?

[Moogie]

number 3 Looks like an Elfie

[Kim]

this is pic number 1- .

[BudgiesBuddy]

Mar 3, 2012 15:19:42 GMT Kim said:

this is pic number 1- .

Yellow Face Opaline Spangle Sky Blue

[clinton9]

This is a single factor yellow-faced type 2nd skyblue greywing (not opaline spangle) ...see the pale grey primary coverts and primaries.

Mar 3, 2012 15:24:44 GMT BudgiesBuddy said:

Mar 3, 2012 15:19:42 GMT Kim said:

this is pic number 1- .

Yellow Face Opaline Spangle Sky Blue

[BudgiesBuddy]

Mar 4, 2012 10:56:00 GMT @clinton9 said:

This is a single factor yellow-faced type 2nd skyblue greywing (not opaline spangle) ...see the pale grey primary coverts and primaries.

Mar 3, 2012 15:24:44 GMT BudgiesBuddy said:

Yellow Face Opaline Spangle Sky Blue

These Greywings and Clearwings are very tricky. Sometimes impossible to tell just by looking at one picture.
I didn't see any grey. I think the owner is in better position to say whether or not there is any grey in person.