[P. alexandri: Moustached parakeet]
[P. cyanocephala: Plumheaded parakeet]
[P. derbyana: Derbyan parakeet]
[P. eupatria: Alexandrine parakeet]
[P. himalayana: Slatyheaded parakeet]
[P. krameri: Ringnecked parakeet]
[P. longicauda: Long-tailed parakeet]
[P. roseata: Blossomheaded parakeet]

Psittacula himalayana [Lesson 1832]

Slaty-headed Parakeet

Psittacula h. finschii (Hume 1874)

Finsch's Slaty-headed Parakeet

Green

Wild-type

Description

Body: General green with yellow tinge; red patch on wings by male.
Tail:
Greenblue to violetblue with yellowish white tip.
Head:
Grey; neck ring black with turquoise blue neckband.
Beak/Feet:
Red upper mandible, yellow lower mandible; grey feet, grey nails.
Eyes:
Black with yellowish iris.


Green Cock and Hen
Photo: Z. Rana

Mutation:

Rec. Lutino

Inheritance: Autosomal recessive.

Description

Body: General yellow; red patch on wings by male.
Tail:
Yellow with pinkish and whitish tip.
Head:
Pinkish; neck ring white.
Beak/Feet:
Red upper mandible, yellow lower mandible; pink feet, light nails.
Eyes:
Red with yellowish iris.

Note: Lutino is also erroneously known as "Yellow". Also known as Non Sex-linked Lutino.

Pairings: Some examples of pairings. >>


Lutino Cock
Photo: Z. Rana
Mutations or Modifications

Photo: Z. Rana
Note: It is unknown whether these birds are mutations or modifications. Research should be done to determine the mutations from the modifications and to determine the inheritence.
[P. alexandri: Moustached parakeet]
[P. cyanocephala: Plumheaded parakeet]
[P. derbyana: Derbyan parakeet]
[P. eupatria: Alexandrine parakeet]
[P. himalayana: Slatyheaded parakeet]
[P. krameri: Ringnecked parakeet]
[P. longicauda: Long-tailed parakeet]
[P. roseata: Blossomheaded parakeet]

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