Australian Yellow (AY) Babies.

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jusdeb
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Very nice little Lutino FM :thumbup:
To think I knew you before you were famous :lol:
Accept that some days you are the pigeon, and some days you are the statue.
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salaar
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The good guys. It is a pity that our country does not have such interesting mutations! :cry:
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TheFinchMan101
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Parents are back to the nest with 7 fertile eggs due to hatch in about a week.
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Craig52
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:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
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1000HrZ
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They are pretty... I'm searching for AY in our country for about a month now still haven't found one.
I wish i could fly

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BluJay

They are one of the most beautiful birds, I have ever seen, I have two pair SFRHWB hen and DFRHWB cock, which are sitting. I think by far, they are the prettiest, the yellow color so clear, as the white, and red faces. Have BHWB/Spilt to Australian yellow, hen and OHGBWB/spilt to Australian yellow, sitting. As well as other yellows. Cant get enough of them.
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Craig52
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1000HrZ wrote:They are pretty... I'm searching for AY in our country for about a month now still haven't found one.
Ehlo, I pretty sure you wan't find any there, it's an Australian mutation that never left our shores.Anyone can correct me if i'm wrong but i don't think so. Craig :o
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BluJay

I hear people get them out by apply for pet bird status? I repeat "HEAR!"
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Craig52
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Ahhhh, not you again,are you stalken me
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BluJay

Phuh lease!
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