Since I'm not an expert on gouldian genetics I prepared this card. I got the idea from another website with something similar but I gave it my touch.
Basically what I did is to draw on paper a couple of birds to be used and the breeding pair and another bird that I put six of them on a row representing the babies. I fixed them on photoshop and I added a table to mark all the details needed.
The parents are colored right away and the fledgings as they hatch. Since I ring my birds I mark on each single bird the ring number and when they youngsters coloured up I catch them and based on their ring nymber I paint its color on the respecting card.
The use of this fun exercise is to have for future refernce the color pool of each pair and it's a good exercise to study and learn the color inheritance of this colorful bird.
Basically what I did is to draw on paper a couple of birds to be used and the breeding pair and another bird that I put six of them on a row representing the babies. I fixed them on photoshop and I added a table to mark all the details needed.
The parents are colored right away and the fledgings as they hatch. Since I ring my birds I mark on each single bird the ring number and when they youngsters coloured up I catch them and based on their ring nymber I paint its color on the respecting card.
The use of this fun exercise is to have for future refernce the color pool of each pair and it's a good exercise to study and learn the color inheritance of this colorful bird.
