Another very rare or potentially extinct variety of Peach-fronted Conure, birds with the Blue mutation are almost entirely blue except for white feathers on the crown and around the eyes, as well as grayish feathers across the throat and breast. Though nearly identical to Blue Half-moon Conures, a more developed variety, they have a fully
Though the pictured birds were originally posted without description, their strong visual similarities to Opaline Brown-throated Conures heavily imply that they also have the Opaline color mutation. The birds are light yellow-green with an orange crown, blue hind-crown, brownish-orange cheeks, and green wing feathers with noticeable yellow edging. The flight feathers are a mix of
Dilute Peach-fronted Conures are rare yellow-green birds with an orange forehead and feathered eye ring, orange-brown cheeks, silver-blue flight feathers, and gray on the bill and toes. Though nearly identical, the variety’s namesake peach crown separates it from Dilute Brown-throated Conures and Half-moon Conures, which it is occasionally misidentified as.
