New Irn

[rajasmom]

I'm thinking about getting a new IRN it is apperently a cinnimon but I have no idea what a cinnimon Ringneck looks like if any of you have one could you please post some pics for me to look at. Thankyou

[vankarhi]

why not google IRN's mutations on the net?? ;D I have found a lot of things that way ;D

Sounds nice too ;D

[petiel]

Yes google the colours like Tracey has said and you might like another colour. Cinnimon is like a light green bird.

[finefeatherz]

hey

I have a cinnamon hen and the colour is like a greeny yellow colour almost like a lite grren mixed with yellow its a very pretty colour ill try n put a pic on here if i can catch her out of her box but it will have to be a zoomed in shot from cover so i dont upset her a she is ready to lay eggs


.K.

[rajasmom]

I tryed to google it but I did get to much I even went into one of roberts mutaion sites but I still don't have a clear pic of what a cinnimon would look like

[robert]

Here are some photoes www.flatratewebsites.com/sites/outback/ringneckphotos2.html also en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rose-ringed_Parakeet From Robert and Precious PS clearly the following site has to be updated home.wanadoo.nl/psittaculaworld/Mutations/P-krameri.htm

[rajasmom]

Are cinnimons rare in IRN I've seen tons of colors but even in the link robert gave me there is only one type of cinnimon and that a blue cinnimon I don't know If I'lever find out what this bird looks like. Unless I actually travel the 60 mile to where it is.

[vankarhi]

I had a cinnamon cockatiel and he just looked like a washed out normal colour. I thought he was lovely though ;D

[robert]

By what is stated here,there muset be pure cinnamons and is quite common www.singing-wings-aviary.com/Indian%20&%20African%20Ringnecks.htm from Robert and Precious PS also www.birdsnways.com/wisdom/ww13eiv.htm www.birdsnways.com/wisdom/ww57e.htm Surely one of the following must include a Cinnamon . notice1 2 and 3 pets.webshots.com/album/556117372vxiYET?start=0 Sorry if in wrong spot www.redbuble.com/search/ringneck/

[robert]

Sorry rajasmom ,think I found them .please scroll down www.flatratewebsites.com/sites/outback/aboutringnecks2.html the previous is the main page,but you might find the next helpfull with breeding www.flatratewebsites.com/sites/outback/ringneckgenetics/ringneckgenetics.html from Robert and Precious

[avinet]

A cinnamon is best described as a yellowish green bird, quite pretty, and quite often seen in Australia. I've bred a few over the years although I don't have a photo of one of mine. A photo can be seen at tinyurl.com/4rng6d

It is a sex-linked mutation so that if the cinnamon is a cock, a pairing with a green hen will produce all cinnamon hens and all green cocks split to cinnamon. A green cock with a cinnamon hen will produce all green babies with the cocks split to cinnamon.

When combined with other mutations it can produce some very pretty colours such a a sky blue (or more correctly a cinnamon blue) which is also shown in the photo in the link above, or a Golden olive - a combination of cinnamon and grey-green.

Because of the sex link inheritance, it is much more common to see hen cinnamons than cock cinnamons.

cheers,

Mike