What would these two birds offspring look like?

[cheyfrie26]

Also the yellow one is a roller. The brown one ( it seriously is BROWN, no red ) is a homer. Will the offspring still have a slight roll?

 

[larrylofts]

The Red Looks More Like Ash Red To Me Dark Beak Gray Tail Wing Flights Have White How Old Is This Bird ? If Ash Red Could Produce Ash Red Creams Silver And Blue Just Depends On What The Cock Bird Is And What He Carries

 

[cheyfrie26]

The brown looking one just left the nest about 3 weeks ago. The yellow roller is pure yellow.

 

[Mary Of Exeter]

Which one is male and female? The first one could be either dirty ash-red t-pattern( red velvet for short) or an ash-red mimic. But I'm going with red velvet. The other is an ash-yellow check.

Depending on which one is which, you'll get different results.

 

[cheyfrie26]

The cock is the yellow roller.

 

[Mary Of Exeter]

Alright. This is a sex-linked mating. All dilute kids will be hens, all normal kids will be cocks (who carry dilute). All the babies should be either ash-red or ash-yellow unless the cockbird carries blue.

 

[cheyfrie26]

The cock bird doesn't carry blue.

 

[Mary Of Exeter]

Then all hens will be ash-yellow, all cocks will be ash-red. Pattern depends on what each bird carries. If the hen is pure t-pattern, you'll get all t-pattern kids. If she's split for check, you'll get half and half. If she and the cock are both split for bar, then you'll get checks, bars, and t-patterns.

 

[cheyfrie26]

Oh ok. Thanks for the info!