Tourterelle

Base bird or wild phenotype, wild type with white rump, also called gray with white rump. Wild type with white tail (gray white tail) Opal (ex. silver), opal with white rump, opal with white tail Brown, brown with white rump, brown with white tail Brown-opal combination = ex. brilliant, also exists in white rump and white tail Red, red white rump, red white tail Red-opal combination Yellow, yellow white rump, yellow white tail Yellow-opal combination also called isabelle Yellow-red combination (ocher color) White: three combinations give this result, still recognizable by the difference in coloration of the large flight feathers. These are the opal-brown-white tail, opal-red-white tail and opal-yellow-white tail combinations. Satin, formerly called 'cream-ino' in the Netherlands: sex-linked gene Panachéd Both sexes are similar except the eye ring which is less conspicuous in the female than in the male and the plumage which is a little more brown depending on the mutation or combination of mutations made.