Eclectus Hen
Beauty of Birds Editorial Team
September 16, 2021 · Updated November 11, 2022 · 1 min read
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Below are images of an eclectus female with a very unusual plumage variation. Typically, the areas of the plumage that are now orangey are typically cherry-red.
The general rule is that if a chick is born with it and the color variation can be inherited by following generations – this would be a genetic mutation.
If the color of the plumage changes over the time, a health problem (such as liver disease) may be the cause.
For more information about eclectuses, please visit the Eclectus Information page.
More Eclectus Information
- Eclectus Information (Personality, Care, Diet)
- Eclectus Species
- Eclectus Sub-species Identification
- Talking Ability (compared to other species)
- Common Diseases / Conditions of the Eclectus Parrot
- Eclectus Foods
- Purchasing an Eclectus Parrot
- Cages / Flights – Recommendations / Set Up Ideas
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