Turquoise is a rare mutation in Dusky-headed Conures that results in bluish body plumage, a gray head, and navy-blue flight and tail feathers. Although the variety is almost always called “Blue” by breeders, the presence of some Psittacin pigment on the rump and wings makes this mutation Turquoise, a form of parblue, instead.
To my knowledge, Turquoise has not been crossed with Lutino to form a Creamino in this species. However, such a bird may not be far away given the availability of Lutinos.
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