Silver hen split to AY

[Blue Cuban]

It's a long shot but does anyone have photos to share of a silver Gouldian (preferably a hen) that shows signs of being split to AY?
Hopefully there are a few of you out there with pictures that are focusing on the areas that suggests being a split for AY.
It needs to be silver not blue, TIA.

Rich.

[Blue Cuban]

Well I'm going to put these pictures out here and see what people think.

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I'm not saying this is split to AY I believe the proof is in the pudding after it is test bred.
Who knows it may even disappear once it moults out.
Rich.

[Craig52]

Isn't that an Australian yellow Euro silver blue Rich ?

[elferoz777]

Looks nice regardless

[Blue Cuban]

Isn't that an Australian yellow Euro silver blue Rich ?

The nodules don't suggest this Craig.
If it was a AY Euro silver I would expect all nodules to be white, middle nodule would be white due to the blue gene and the top and bottom nodules would also be white due to the AY gene.

[Blue Cuban]

Here is some video footage I took a few days ago.
https://youtu.be/WfQHAp9YdqI
Best view in 720p quality.

[Craig52]

Ok, how about an Australian yellow blue or Straw back or whatever they call it now.? Be great to to see it after it colours up.

[D0NKEY]

I also thought it was a AYBlue.

[Blue Cuban]

Well this chick has left the nest while away and this is her (Im guessing it's a hen).

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And if I understand correctly I would expect the dark feathers to turn blue.
The more this bird develops I'm thinking this maybe simply a Silver hen split to Australian Yellow showing a lot of retention but it shouldn't be classified as this until its proven, breed the bird and work backwards.
Rich.

[finchbreeder]

Thanks for the update pics. And good luck working out exactly what she is.
LML