Pajarita wrote:You can't tell by just looking at the bird because a red feather is a red feather. You need a bile acids test because, when it's red suffusion and not a mutation, the liver is not working right and that's why the bird ends up with red feathers. BUT I have found that grays grow red feathers where they would have grey ones if they have plucked them for a while.
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