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Hybrid Macaws link and pictures
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Or a Hi Yellow Camelot?
These are actually paleo hybrids bred by my friend Tracy. They're the result of breeding a wide yellow band scarlet to a yellow capri macaw, making them 4th generation hybrids. As far as she knows, she is the first to produce them, though a breeder in Florida has eggs.
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Nice, I came across that site and was like those look amazing.
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Where did you see this picture?
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Here is a link: Hybrid Macaw #139155 for sale in Delran, NJ . The red dominant was listed for sale.
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Yeah, I know they're on birdbreeders. I just wondered if anyone else was using her picture.
Yea just click on it and the addy pops. This thread got me interested in Hybrids so I did a quick search and she was up at the top.
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Says the humble breeder of lovelies, LOL.
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Some wild colors in some of these photos.
Sam's coloring did quite a bit of blending the last few years. He does not appear so "messy" in color any longer. His head still has random colored feathers, I thought for sure those would go.
Sam's coloring did quite a bit of blending the last few years. He does not appear so "messy" in color any longer. His head still has random colored feathers, I thought for sure those would go.
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Daff has some random feathers on her head/nape, too. Most people are enamored of the high yellows, and I'm one of them, but I really like the patterning and intricacies you find on a colorful red dom, like the baby in the second picture. He's beautiful. But so's Daffy!
