Alder Tit - Isabelle

Description:

The isabelle colour variant results from the mating of a brown male and an agate female. The young, all-purpose males produced from this pairing produce isabelle females.

Male: The bird is predominantly beige with a back streaked with light brownish-grey. The breast and flanks are beige, also streaked with light brownish-grey. The flight feathers and tail feathers are light brownish-grey. The wing mirrors are a vivid yellow, as in the Double Dilute Brown, and contrast beautifully with the bird’s dominant beige colour.

Female: Same characteristics as the male, with slightly more pronounced streaks.

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