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If it wasn`t for the lack of blue around the collar, I would have said it was a cock bird with such depth of color.
Well done Dave, hope to see a double dark factor one day.

BLUES wrote: ↑07 Mar 2021, 08:03 If it wasn`t for the lack of blue around the collar, I would have said it was a cock bird with such depth of color.
Well done Dave, hope to see a double dark factor one day.

Thanks..Fingers crossed for an olive...first time breeding best dark to dark even then it's a 25% chance of an olive...regardless if l cant prove they are definite dark factor...they are still great looking birds to put with other mutations to improve depth of colour....

The tail of that male is amasing. Never saw such quality here.

The female has a very nice, dark, evenly-colored chest, belly and back.

Feathers, beak and toes healthy looking on both birds.

I would like to breed gouldians, but I cannot find nice birds around here. ( I'd rather wait than breed birds that wont give colorful, robust offspring. )