So just today I was talking to Kiwi and as she turned around I saw about 2-4 blue tail feathers! I am not sure if that is a common trait of an African Ringneck or more of an indian ringneck trait...does anyone have any insight on this to confirm?
I have noticed something...
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Hm, I don’t remember if I took notice of it in any of the ARNs that I have seen.
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I guess I need to do more research.
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Sorry, can't help, but just wanted to say that she really is lovely! Her beak is so different from an IRN and it gives her a lovely, subtle little face!
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Hey no problem. Thank you. And yes, her beak is different, it's black. I know she is still young and sometimes the colors and things change so i will just have to wait until then to see any differences.
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Short answer is yes. It's hard to get pictures of my ARN's tail feathers since she's usually facing me rather than facing away... so I can't get pictures of the color of her tail feathers very easily...
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Looked at Kiwi's pictures you've posted... Looks more ARN to me 
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