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Miko's Lovebird Corner: Peachface Lovebirds
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Type: American White (a.k.a. Silver or Lacewing) |
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Type: Pied American White (a.k.a. Silver Pied
or Pied Lacewing) |
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Type: Heavily Pied American White (a.k.a.
Silver Pied or Pied Lacewing) This is a photo of my male, Bumbles. Bumbles is
mostly colored yellow, but the photo seems to capture a little bit of some
kind of bluish feathers around the neck as well as slight lacing in the
wings. To see the light lacing (also known as pencil markings), click
on the photo. I'm not sure of Bumbles
bloodline since this bird was given to me, but Bumbles is currently housed
with Bubbles, a mature hen that's a White Face American White with Violet
factor. They have successfully hatched 2 babies (one escaped though).
Due to popular demand, the next photo shows the offspring of Bumbles and
Bubbles. |
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Type: American White This is the baby that Bumbles and Bubbles produced. If you click the photo, you can get a close-up visual of the wing and tail color. |
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Sex: Male Type: White Face Silver Violet Story: This photo was taken without flash. To see what the bird looks like with flash, click the photo |
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Sex: Female Type: White Face Silver Violet Story: This photo was taken without flash. To see what the bird looks like with flash, click the photo. Bubbles also looks exactly like this bird. The photo below this one shows Bubbles as a baby lovebird. |
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Name: Bubbles Sex: Female Type: White Face Silver Violet (photo shows a young silver violet) Story: Bubbles is a proven female that successfully hatched 2 babies. She is a proud new mother. Sadly though, one of the babies escaped. |
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Name: Stripes Status: Single Sex: unknown Type: Silver Mauve Story: I now have 3 of these birds but they are all pretty young. Hopefully they'll pair up with another bird of mine. |
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Type: American Yellow These magnificent birds has lacing just like American Whites (the photo doesn't really show the detail of the penciling (also known as lacing). I recently found out that 1 out of the 2 American Yellows I own has shown signs of regurgitation to the other. They are currently spending most of their time in the nest box. Hopefully I will see eggs. |
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Type: Orange Face American Yellow Story: I finally
have a proven pair of these type of birds. They successfully raised a
couple of offspring.
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Type: Orange Face Lutino This Orange Face Lutino was originally paired up with the Orange Face Green. At first I thought they were a pair, but they avoided going into the nest boxes. I eventually rearranged the cages and turns out that both the Orange Face Green and the Orange Face Lutino both reguritated. Now I need to find them females. |
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Type: Orange Face Green This Orange Green bird was originally paired up with the Orange Lutino. At first I thought they were a pair, but they avoided going into the nest boxes. I eventually rearranged the cages and turns out that both the Orange Face Green and the Orange Face Lutino both reguritated. Now I need to find them females. |
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Type: Lutino
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Name: Sassy Status: Taken (paired with a Lutino) Sex: Female Story: Sassy is my first rescue. I adopted her because she was starting to have a bad influence on her former owner's lovebirds. She is quite protective of her cage and she will bite and cling on to you with her life. She loves to make all kinds of noises, and she's quite a character once you get to know her. She produces quite a bit of pieds that look just like her. To see one of her babies, click the photo. |
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Type: American Cinnamon |
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Type: Mauve Cinnamon |
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Type: Australian Cinnamon Sex: female |
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Type: Creamino |
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Type: Creamino Story: This bird came from two cinnamons. It looks like it's going to be a creamino, however if you compare the photo above and the photo here, this bird is diluted to almost white. We'll find out if there are more birds like this. |
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Type: White Face Double Factor Violet |
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