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| Click on each Chronicle for full descriptions |
Photo Gallery
Welcome to the Photo Gallery with 20 pages and more than 125
photos for you to browse! Click on any of the above links to bring you to
a primary color variety and find the many cross mutations to view too! If
you have a well-staged photo that you would like to add, send it to the
Foundation for consideration at webmaster@CockatielFoundation.com as
we may be adding more photos in the future! And check back periodically!
photos for you to browse! Click on any of the above links to bring you to
a primary color variety and find the many cross mutations to view too! If
you have a well-staged photo that you would like to add, send it to the
Foundation for consideration at webmaster@CockatielFoundation.com as
we may be adding more photos in the future! And check back periodically!
| From: COCKATIEL FOUNDATION SHOW CLASSIFICATIONS |
Normal Grey
Normal Grey
Normal Grey split
Pied
Pied
Heavy Pied
Dark-eyed Clear Pied
Tri-color Pied
(Definitions: Pied markings appear less than 75% yellow and/or white
wash; Heavy Pied - between 76% to 98% yellow and/or white wash;
Dark-eyed Clear 99% to 100% yellow and/or white wash. Tri-color
Pieds are Normal Pieds appearing as a color combination of Dark Grey,
Brown and White).
Lutino
Lutino
Lutino Pearl
Lutino Pied
Lutino Pearl Pied
Lutino Cinnamon
Pearl
Pearl
Pearl Split
Pearl Pied
Cinnamon
Cinnamon
Cinnamon Split
Cinnamon Pied
Cinnamon Pearl
Cinnamon Pearl Split
Cinnamon Pearl Pied
Whiteface
Whiteface
Whiteface Split
Whiteface Pied
Whiteface Pearl
Whiteface Pearl Split
Whiteface Pearl Pied
Whiteface Cinnamon
Whiteface Cinnamon Split
Whiteface Cinnamon Pied
Whiteface Cinnamon Pearl
Whiteface Cinnamon Pearl Split
Whiteface Cinnamon Pearl Pied
Whiteface Lutino ("Albino")
AOV Primary Whiteface
Dilutes
Recessive Silver
Fallow
Dominant Silver
Suffused Silver
Cheek Patch Series
Pastel
Sex-linked Yellowcheek
Dominant Yellowcheek
Recessive Yellowcheek
Rares - according to USA
Australian Platinum
Rares (un-named)
Normal Grey
Normal Grey split
Pied
Pied
Heavy Pied
Dark-eyed Clear Pied
Tri-color Pied
(Definitions: Pied markings appear less than 75% yellow and/or white
wash; Heavy Pied - between 76% to 98% yellow and/or white wash;
Dark-eyed Clear 99% to 100% yellow and/or white wash. Tri-color
Pieds are Normal Pieds appearing as a color combination of Dark Grey,
Brown and White).
Lutino
Lutino
Lutino Pearl
Lutino Pied
Lutino Pearl Pied
Lutino Cinnamon
Pearl
Pearl
Pearl Split
Pearl Pied
Cinnamon
Cinnamon
Cinnamon Split
Cinnamon Pied
Cinnamon Pearl
Cinnamon Pearl Split
Cinnamon Pearl Pied
Whiteface
Whiteface
Whiteface Split
Whiteface Pied
Whiteface Pearl
Whiteface Pearl Split
Whiteface Pearl Pied
Whiteface Cinnamon
Whiteface Cinnamon Split
Whiteface Cinnamon Pied
Whiteface Cinnamon Pearl
Whiteface Cinnamon Pearl Split
Whiteface Cinnamon Pearl Pied
Whiteface Lutino ("Albino")
AOV Primary Whiteface
Dilutes
Recessive Silver
Fallow
Dominant Silver
Suffused Silver
Cheek Patch Series
Pastel
Sex-linked Yellowcheek
Dominant Yellowcheek
Recessive Yellowcheek
Rares - according to USA
Australian Platinum
Rares (un-named)
Copyright 2007 Cockatiel Foundation, Inc.
| Photos are grouped by their primary color variety according to our Foundation Show Classifications listed below. As you become familiar with them, you will find the photos you seek in the correct genetic group. (Please note these are not the show classifications in full, but are the names of relevant classes listed for your convenience). Enjoy! |
Read and learn more about cockatiel mutations in the Foundation's publication, the Cockatiel Chronicle, join now!
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125+ PHOTOS!
20 PAGES FULL!
| Whiteface Dominant Silver male c. 2007 Nancy E. Johnson Silver Pearl Pied female c. 2007 Sandra Trottier |
| Pastel male c. 2007 Nancy E. Johnson Heavy Pied male c. 2007 Nancy E. Johnson |
| Heavy Pied male c. 2007 Nancy E. Johnson Pastel male c. 2007 Nancy E. Johnson |
| You can read MORE about these varieties in the Coverbird mutations column by Foundation President and international writer on cockatiel genetics and color mutations, Linda S. Rubin, in each issue of the Cockatiel Chronicle! Collect them all ~ Join Now! |