Sexing/colours of baby turks

[anzac]

Well Tilly and Billy (my turks) have done well and all 3 babies have left the nest. Boy they are not wrong about so un-co flyers, poor babies crash into overtiring. I suppose I am used to my canaries that just stay on the ground till they are confident flyers. My question is 2 babies are getting their feathers through and are very light coloured and the other one has very distinct blue feathers all over the wing already. Does that mean 2 are females and the 3rd one is probably a male? I know it takes about 2 moults for the males to produce the red on the wing or is this just different colour mutations? Billy is a "standard" turk colouring and Tilly is a red fronted turk (well half her chest area is). Does all this make sense. it's my first lot of turk babies and I'm not very good at bird colour mutations.

[avinet]

You could have 2 females and a male by the sounds of it - the males will get red on their wings by 6 months old.

cheers,

Mike

[anzac]

Thanks as always Mike. I suspected that because the blue is so striking already.