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Not a great photo but it looks like Andalusian with white flights.

Yes, it is possible, but I've never done it. I know some wildlife rescue people who do it though.

Yes, you can. Just don't pair to a recessive red, otherwise you'll simply get more deroys. A dark check or kite would be best.

Try an Ivermectin type drug. They work for internal and external parasites.

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As you've said, it appears to be brown. It could also be silver, sometimes they've hard to tell apart in photos.

Either way, the baby is a hen.

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Difficult to tell 100% but the first looks like a dilute blue check, the second possible a sun bleached brown check?

That's very odd. Maybe you could artificially incubate the eggs and have false eggs under the pair, swapping the real eggs back in on hatching day? Just to prevent them being smashed during incubation?

Where are you located?

Yea it looks like it, doesn't have a white beak so unlikely to be a very white recessive red.

Half the young will be stippers with various levels of almond quality, at least half will be spread (including some of the stippers).

If you're aiming to get more good almonds this isn't a good mix, but if you're breeding to experiment go for it