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Hi,
I have a young bourkes here who is just feathering out that I just have no idea what to classify it as. It is a blue rumped, but also has green and almost an orangish red (photos below) on it's rump area. It also has a lot of muted yellow and green in its wings, a rather unique little bird.
Any help you could give me at all would be very appreciated.
Thank you and take care...
Cathy

I raise lots of those; they are just Rosy Bourkes with lots of extra coloring, some people call them Rainbows. If it's a hen she will keep most of that color, males tend to color up to be mostly Rosy.

Thanks for the help
Take care...
Cathy

Here is a web site with all the bourke mutations, and how to produce them.

http://www.bourkes-parakeet.nl/pg/E-version.html

Kerry,
Thank you so much, this is more what I was looking for. Great site, I put it in my favorites.
Take care...
Cathy

Yellow opaline would seem suitable to me... opaline is also known as rosey however...

http://www.compusmart.ab.ca/kbush/bourkemutations.htm
http://grassparrots.free.fr/bourkes'p/bourkpmut.htm
http://merga.net/mates/pics.php
http://merga.net/mates/mmut.php
http://perruchedebourke.free.fr/menu/sommairegb.htm
http://outbackaviaries.com/otherspecies.html
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/grassparrakeets/page11.htm