Indigo on Blue Check
Picture courtesy of David Strait
Homozygous Indigo Bar Roller
Beautiful example of Homozygous Indigo!! Note the dark head, rust colored neck, and blue wing shields with reddish bars.
Picture courtesy of Dan Kraker
Indigo Bar Roller hen
This is Indigo on Blue Bar.
Homozygous Andalusian Roller (Immature)
Homozygous Andalusian is characterized by the light silvery colored body with a darker head. Some may appear nearly White with the dark head.
Homozygous Andalusian Roller (Mature)
After the adult moult, many Homozygous (or Pure) Andalusians show some lacing in the wings.
Picture courtesy of David Strait
Andalusian
This is Indigo on Black.
Homozygous Indigo Bar Roller
Notice the differences between the Mealy Bar and Mealy Indigo pictures at right.
Mealy Bar Indigo Roller
This is Indigo on Ash Red (Mealy) Bar.
Mealy Bar Homer
This picture is for comparison with Mealy Indigo at left. See the noticeably more bluish coloring on the Indigo.
Picture courtesy of Badlands Loft
Indigo Check Roller
This is Indigo on T-Pattern Blue Check.
T-Pattern Indigo Checks will show more of the "bronze" coloring in the wing shields.
Picture courtesy of David Strait
Indigo Opal Check Roller
Notice the lighter overall shade due to the Opal factor.
Dilute Indigo Bar
This is Indigo on Silver Bar. Sometimes referred to as Silver Indigo.
Dilute Indigo Check
This is Indigo on Silver Check, or Silver Indigo.
Picture courtesy of David Strait
Dilute Andalusian
This is Indigo on Dun.
Red Check Indigo Roller
This is Indigo on Ash Red Check. Note the darker head, flights, tail.
Picture courtesy of David Strait
Indigo Opal Check Roller
Notice the typical darker head of the Indigo.
Reduced Homozygous Indigo Bar Roller
This is a beautiful combination of Homozygous (Pure) Indigo and Reduced on a Blue Bar base color.
Picture courtesy of David Strait
This bird is Andalusian Qualmond. It is a cock bird and also carries Brown. David Strait loaned this bird to me a couple years ago and, through test matings, we were able to discover the true genetic makeup of this bird.
Picture courtesy of David Strait
The three pics above and the middle picture below are all of the same bird. It is a Reduced Indigo Bar. Notice the pastel appearance of the adult plumage (above left, middle) in comparison with the juvenile plumage (above right). There is also an excellent shot of the wing (below middle).