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alesisguy
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Question about my IRN

Post by alesisguy »

I have a question..My indian ringneck is blue and just a few weeks ago he started to have some red on one wing. I was not expecting this. Is this normal?? He is just under a year old. His birthday is April 4.
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Post by Neokireina »

well, I'd check to see if it was bood or food.

If he does develop red in this area he could be an alexandrine Hybrid
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Post by alesisguy »

This may sound silly...but what exactly does it mean that he's a hybrid
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Post by berrynice »

One parent Alexandrine, the other ringneck. Sorry Neo, just putting my bit in.
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Post by Neokireina »

Yuppers..

Hybrids is a bit of a controvercial topic. There are purists who get very upset when people breed hybrids. Generally people dont want Hybrids.
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so how will the temperement be wiyh a bird who is hybrid alexandrine and irn, and wots the difference anyway??? natalie xxx :)
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Post by Neokireina »

I think each bird is different as far as temprement goes.
Alexandrines are bigger birds and they have the red on the wings and a different head and beak shape. They look very similar but are a not-so-far-removed species.
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Post by birdman5000 »

hybrids are when any two different species of animal copulate and have offspring

tiger x lion = liger
horse x donkey = mule
white bass x striped bass=whiper

iv got a shamrock macaw wich is a scarlet x a blue & gold he is a hybrid

a ringneck hybrid sounds cool looking like a regular irn with some red on the shoulder?
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Post by Mikaela »

Someone elses baby had that same red spot and it washed away... Im getting to the bottom of this.

I cant remember who it was but I think it was a regular. *thinks so hard her head starts to hurt*

Ok, I found the link to the thread conserning the stain.

http://www.indianringneck.com/board/vie ... 1985#11985
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