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![]() here is a picture of him. see the yellow? It concerns me a little but not if it is normal for a Rosella to have those colors.
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Couldn't tell you if it's normal or not, but if he continues to get more yellow feathers, then I'd recommend a trip to an avian vet to ensure he's healthy.
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I know Im realllllly late to this thread but Im curious. Two little random yellow feathers - could this still be normal or does random coloring like that indicate that something medically could be wrong? If a bird molts into different colors than he/she should does that mean something isnt right?
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Can't it have something to do with the liver? Or something? I really have no idea but that thought came to mind...
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