Coturnix Quail Color Question

[Stellar]

Critter, you are going to torture me for the rest of my life on that one!

Others would want to burn me at the steak.

 

[The Critter Place]

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Well... It's not bad enough for a burning. lol...Torture maybe. lol..

She's a beauty!! If I keep calling it a 'she' does it make it so?

We were going to venture into a few new colors, just hadn't planned on it so soon.

I'm charging my camera to get a current picture of her. such a pretty little quail!

So,
Is it best kept with it's own?
What would the results be crossing it to the Jumbo Brown, or even my lone Texas A & M?
Considering there's already Jumbo Brown in it.

Are there tux Rosetta's?

 

[Stellar]

You can create a nice Rosetta tuxedo with a Texas A and M.

 

[The Critter Place]

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Oh!
I love the tux's! And the Rosetta has such pretty markings.

Well...
I was planning on ordering both soon! lol... Maybe I will work on this a little!

 

[bfrancis]

Tomorrow I'll take some more photos...what I always called golden or even Italian...looks just like the photos of your Autumn Amber.

 

[Stellar]

Post Away!

 

[Eyeheartquail]

Holy Crapola. I ask and you fully deliver! What beautiful birds. WOW. I don't even know what to say................................wow........................WOW.........................

Please keep me updated on this color because if eggs are ever available..... I want!!!

 

[Lobzi]

I found this thread on color. I have this unusual one hatch from my white female and either a golden or wild pharaoh male, not sure. The face it gold but the chest has white feathers. The body is grayish brown without any marking on the feathers but there is a narrow line of wild pharaoh feathering down the back from the base of the head to the tail,. I thought Id add my pics to your rainbow of colors.

 

[dc3085]

The yellow will molt to white. That is a regular tibetan tuxedo. Your pharaoh birds probably have tibetan genes if you dont have any tibetans present.

 

[Katy XD]

The yellow is chick down. The chicks face is the last spot they grow feathers in. And yes, he's a Tibetan tuxedo. A lovely colour indeed.