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It can be notoriously difficult sometimes to tell spread classic grizzles and spread tiger grizzles apart. I don't believe it has ever been "proven" that classic and tiger are alleles, but the general consensus is they are. If that is true, then yes it would be possible for a pigeon to ca...

AdamArcher wrote: ↑Sun May 21, 2023 6:00 am You are correct, it is indigo.

Sometimes ash red carrying rec red and het blue could make this phenotype too .....

It's ash red Tiger grizzle carrying recessive red

The mother could be milky spread grizzle, and the son is without milky and with smoky ....smoky makes that Looks in combination with grizzle

Presumably recessive red, grizzly/undergrizzly. In the adult plumage (presumably) there will be "Stork" - white with a red border on the flight and tail feathers. (maybe "show it to adults") Grizzle/Undergrizzle.... grizzly is something else it is what makes the "orojo"...

It;s heterozigous Toy Stencil probabily Ts1

Photos 1-4 are Qualmonds, some with spread and some without spread. Next photos with the red with almost white tail feathers are rec red, and the last photos are of an ash red het rec red youngster

What color are the parents? Semms Andalusian ....or Opalusian

It's not indigo, the tail color is too light, it is ash red het recessive red ....that is what makes this grayish color on the tail and wings

This is brown Spread