Saw these today

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I do not understand why if these birds have not had dilute or cinnamon show up before today, you would think a normally sex linked gene would be more likely than a normally recessive gene? Please explain? Is is just because of the slight brownish wing tips? Not necessarily disagreeing, just wanting to understand the though process.
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I'm not sure of the genetics so no comment but what wonderful looking birds. :thumbup:
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