Australian Yellow (AY) Babies.

[monotwine]

Cute babies!

Finchman not one of my Yellows have ever had white nodules. All mine are blue. I obviously don't have any Aussie yellows avail, only the Euro type.

[finchbreeder]

Read the "Gouldians - what are we?" Threads for our experiences. As it would seem the crossing of Austraian and European Yellows in not too uncommon. Sometimes intentionally, sometimes through lack of knowledge. And the results are very nice.
LML

[Simba]

Hi FM101

Looks like an AY to me could turn out to be both sex linked yellow and AY, you will get a better idea when he starts to feather up.

[TheFinchMan101]

Definitely is starting to look AY to me as the beak colour of all my euro yellows is alot darker as well as the insides of their mouths as compared to the baby in the pic below.

[Simba]

At the moment I think this chick is both euro yellow and AY.

[TheFinchMan101]

So that means that it's euro yellow split AY or what??

[Craig52]

It might be an albino,going by the pic it looks like its got red eyes Now that would get this really rolling Craig

[natamambo]

FM it is possible for a bird to be genetically both Euro yellow and Aus yellow as they are inherited differently and separately. This scenario is no different to a Euro yellow blue bird. I have a black headed white breasted yellow hen which I kinda think is such a mix as the back is almost clear with the tiniest amount of flecking but her father was Euro yellow and the mother was a normal possibly split for Aus yellow. The bird is not split if it carries two Aus yellow genes, which in my bird's case could have happened if the father was also (unknowingly) split for Aus yellow.

[neshem]

red eyes??

possible lutino!

[Craig52]

Finchman, have you got more up to date pics of that young one yet? Hanging to know what it is. Cheers Craig