FEATURE
¾ dark must conform to the standard of excellence with regard to Type and Quality. Poor or bad colour should be penalised just as it is in other sections.
Greens The correct colour shall be rich, pure green and should be likened to the topside of a young holly leaf (buff green). Colour should be pure and level throughout, free from bronze, brown or olive tints. Pencilling to be finer but in harmony with that on the back. Beak, legs and feet to be dark, but failure in this respect does not lead to disqualification, but simply counts against the bird, according to the extent.
Cinnamons The correct colour to be a rich deep cinnamon throughout. The buff cinnamon to be a softer shade. Back and flank markings as with greens but of a brown shade and fainter. Greenish or light tints to be avoided.
Blue
Three Parts Dark To be 75% dark.
Self Bird
A self bird shall be one having no light feathers visible. Light flue under region of vent shall not merit disqualification. Light tips to otherwise dark feathers, wherever seen, shall be counted as light marks, so that a dark bird with such features is either foul, three parts dark or variegated according to the extent of such markings. The Self or Foul Border just as the clears, variegated and
Fawn
Colour of soft pinkish form. Otherwise as for cinnamons.
Notes
When judging self birds or foul birds where type and quality are on a par or thereabouts every credit possible should be given to birds of the correct colour and markings.
BIRD SCENE 13
The correct colour to be as clear a shade of blue as possible in the yellow feathered bird. Of softer shade in the buff form. Other points as for the greens.
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