Help me name these quail colors please

[Kiki]

This one (bird 1) is my favorite color, but I have no idea if it has a name. . .

They're five weeks old and about 3/4 the size of my other birds; they still have "bed head" feathers. I have a feeling these are just the way the feathers are going to be.
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Doesn't appear to be one particular color... Looks like the mix to me.

 

[Kel60]

The white and tan is an autumn amber. Iv got two!

 

[FloorCandy]

The white and tan is an autumn amber. Iv got two!

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They're my first homegrowns! Roo is a celadon Tibetan and the hen is a light Italian. I thought they might turn out more uniform, but they're all different. What surprises me most are the ones with three colors mixed on their body feathers.

if the roo was a pure Tibetan, and the hen was a regular Italian with black spots, the off spring cannot be autumn amber. Since Tibetan is incompletely dominant, I’ve found the males from my sex link pen of roux males over Tibetan hens look like rosettas, but the red highlights are very very red, not brownish. The chick you posted looks autumn amber, if the spots are brown, it’s autumn amber. That means your Tibetan is not a pure Tibetan but is carrying roux. If the hen has brown spots, she may be autumn amber as well.

 

[FloorCandy]

The white and tan is an autumn amber. Iv got two!

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With the lighting it’s hard to tell, if the spots are black it is not autumn amber. An autumn amber won’t have any black at all as far as I know. With males it’s more difficult because they can carry roux, and it might bleed thru a bit.

 

[muddy75]

The white and tan is an autumn amber. Iv got two!

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That’s more what I’d call a dirty pearl....again a “mix” with some expression of the fee gene with Italian. An autumn amber would be more red with brown (no black)

 

[FloorCandy]

The white and tan is an autumn amber. Iv got two!

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This is a manchurian also, which I believe is 2 copies of the Italian gene, or homozygous for Italian. Like muddy said, it might have one copy of fee, but I think it’s also common for Manchurians to have that lovely pinkish gold look. If you look on myshires page for the Italians they have a wide variety of the looks pictured.