Likely the most common of all four fallow varieties in Maroon-bellied Conures, Pale Fallows are golden-yellow birds with red accents on their forehead, belly, and tail. Their wings and upper tail feathers are green, their flight feathers are silvery, and their ears are pinkish. Lastly, their bill and feet are pink while and their eyes are bright red.
Pale Fallows are numerous enough to be occasionally sold as pets rather than being kept solely as aviary/breeding birds. However, they are rarely crossed with other color mutations like Gray-green.
| Traits | Golden Fallow | Pale Fallow | Dun Fallow | Bronze Fallow |
| Plumage Color | Very light-colored, almost pure yellow and red. | Light-colored, mostly yellow with red and pale green accents. | Lighter than a wild-type, but not especially pale. | Little to no change in body color. |
| Eye Color | Bright red. | Bright red. | Bright red. | Dark red. |



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| 1. Pyrrhura Mutaties Levi Demartin | 1. Chloe Brown 2-3. Eduard Wotzke |

