Turquoise Indian Ringneck Colors

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Turquoise indian ringneck colors.

Turquoise cleartail male. Violet green cleartail female. Ringnecks are seasonal breeders so we have a limited quantity each year. Indian ringneck parrot mutations.

550 00 ringneck indian parakeet blue green yellow female weaned baby. Ringneck mutations green ringneck grey green ringneck mauve ringneck voilet ringneck. We have kept and bred many of the mutations of indian ringneck parrots. From yellows blues and greys in 2002 to cleartails and opalines currently available.

Indian ringneck information page mutation breeding. The most well known turquoise jewelers the navajo and the zuni have distinct jeweling styles. Although some mutations have occurred in the wild. 395 00 ringneck indian parakeet baby grey male.

Pied ringneck turquoise cobalt ringneck lutino ringneck lutino opaline ringneck. With recessive colors such as pied you must have the visual color or a bird split to that color on both. In 2020 we should be able to get ci. 290 00 eastern rosella parakeet golden manteled parakeet.

Ringneck indian parakeet turquoise female. Image soon uploading voilet green ringneck dark green ringneck blue ringneck cobalt ringneck cobalt grey ringneck olive ringneck turquoise ringneck emerald turquoise dom. The green plumage is the original color of this bird species. The whole clutch appeared to be turquoise blue through the dodgy photos we saw of them as young birds.

Can anyone recommend any websites that explain ringneck mutations and genetics to complete beginners. Aug 8 2016 explore kristy baker s board indian ringneck birds mutations followed by 299 people on pinterest. The famous dream catcher of the ojibwe later adopted by many north american artists often features a turquoise spider the ojibwe speak of asibikaashi spider woman who returned the missing sun to the people and the dream catcher protects the little ones from the darkness of their dreams. All of these are babies from previous seasons.

Most colors however have been produced in captivity and breeders are eager to produce the rarer color or even new mutations for which buyers are willing to pay more.