Has anyone heard of this mutation before???

[TheFinchMan101]

Saw this one on the internet and apparently it's only owned by one person, heres the link for more info:
http://www.zebrafinch.com/newzebra/Geor ... Finch.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[Jayburd]

heard of it, never seen it.
keep in ind, they take a while to establish ;)

[TheFinchMan101]

It will be a very exciting moment for all zebra finch breeders if they do put it out. I'd dare say that it'd cost a lot though ( in zebra finch perspective )
Can't wait till the do, if they do

[MadHatter]

That's cool. Other than the changes to the feather structure/direction, I'd say this must be something like an opaline...

[zebman]

The are being bred in Adelaide and the couple that breed them will not let them out to the public or other breeders, myself they can keep em.

[toothlessjaws]

"NOTE THIS VARIETY IS ONLY IN AUSTRALIA AND ONLY IN ONE PERSONS COLLECTION AND NOT AVAILABLE TO ANYONE!"

what an attitude........

[E Orix]

Sorry to the Zebra followers but what an ugly so called mutation.
All it does is denegrade the normal Zebra Finch.
Personally if that turned up in my breeding stock I would split the parents up.
To those who want to keep it to themselves,normally I would say that is a poor attitude but in
this case possibly doing us a favour.

[malibu_birdie]

I am a lover of the zebs and all their mutations but in this case I must agree with E Orix. This bird just looks kind of wrong... more like a deformity than a mutation.

[TheFinchMan101]

I'm a very excitable person when it comes to things like mutations, especially zebras.
At first when I saw this new mutation I was really excited about what it would look like but then........... I did a bit more study into it and ya know.......... It's not a very exciting bird at first glance and kinda looks like crap. Thats all I can say.

[elferoz777]

haha I like the name..."the George"

That magpie mutation is my fav