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Fee is also incompletely dominant. Birds carrying single fee will often have reddish brown around the neck and upper back, if a male Fee carries roux, you’ll often see red patches around the head and neck. It often, especially the head, fades a bit as the bird matures. For that crisp pansy Fee...

I’ve seen from experience that range patterns such as your grau fee can cross with Italian and create what looks like pansy among other variations of speckles. Range is incompletely dominant so it’s not as cut and dry as hs biology would lead you to believe. I’m not certain how pansy compares in...