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Hihi
I've just gotten a new IRN of the lavender persuasion, she's so pretty. She's no. 5 in my flock, the dream is real

My future plans are to breed IRNs so I'm learning (read as attempting to learn) about colour mutations/genetics.
My others are
GCC - Misha (Yellow-sided)
GCC - Guapo (Cinnamon)
Alex - Nimbus
IRN - Nero (Turquoise)
IRN - 'my mum can't choose a name' (Lavender)



PS - If anyone can science what a Turquoise x Lavender would produce I'll love you.

The turquoise was bred from a Turquoise x Blue
The Lavender was bred from a Violet x Lilac
I don't know if you need the above info but I've read there's recessive genes and splits (maybe the same thing).... yeah I'm new, please be nice

I've had birds in my life for 25 years. But I always wanted an IRN. I waited until I had room in my house and my life for another bird. My others had passed away. Then I searched in ernest for a baby IRN. I found a little blue boy about 2 years ago. I named him Ely.
I don't believe in keeping just one bird so I also found a male lovebird who needed a home. The lovebird is named Finnegan, but we call him Finn.
They hang out together; it is really cute to see.
I would like to get another IRN and probably another lovebird. So I am looking around for another IRN now.
I lost my dog recently and I decided that I would stay with birds. So now my life is such that I have the time to add one or two more to my flock.
I will never have more than I can care properly for. I think that 3 or 4 is my limit.
I will also not get a big bird at this stage of my life. I have had the macaws and greys, but now I really enjoy the smaller birds.
That is my story. Looking forward to meeting everyone and learning your story