True Blue is very rare in Nanday Conures, potentially being the rarest of all color varieties in the species. Blue Nandays are azure blue with slightly darker flight and tail feathers, as well as a blackish mask. The thighs are white while the bill, feet, and eyes are unaffected. Blue Nandays were first discovered in
Pastel Nanday Conures are slightly paler than a wild-type Nanday, having lighter green body plumage, a dark brown mask, lighter blue breast patch, and medium blue on the tip of the tail and the primary flight feathers. The color of the feet, bill, and eyes appear to remain unchanged. Though similar to Faded, the brown
Covered in bright yellow-green coloring, Dilute Nanday Conures are an incredibly rare variety with an autosomal recessive mode of inheritance. In addition to the body color, the mask and thighs are red, the wings and tail tip are light silver-blue, and the bill and toes are gray. Like other Dilute mutants, the eyes are unaffected.
A rare mutation that was discovered in Argentina and established in Europe, Lutino Nanday Conures are bright yellow with a red mask and thighs, a pink bill and feet, and whitish flight and tail feathers. The pupils are red while the rest of the eye is pink. It’s unclear if this variety has yet been
Faded Nanday Conures are a rare color variety that can only be found in Australia. They have lighter green and blue body plumage, a rusty brown mask, silver-blue flight feathers, and a somewhat paler gray bill and toes. The tail is green with a light blue tip. As in all Faded mutants, the red plumage
