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There are many different color mutations of lovebirds due to both, natural mutations and selective breeding.
Some lovebird colors are rarer than others, and some are only found in certain parts of the world. In this article, we will explore some of the most popular lovebird colors and mutations.
There are 9 species of lovebirds - all with different color specifications. So let’s have a closer look at each lovebird species and their colors and some mutations.
Albino Fisher’s Lovebirds
Pied Fisher’s Lovebirds
Black or Dark Eyed White Fisher’s Lovebirds
Dilute Blue Fisher’s Lovebirds
Dilute Yellow Fisher’s Lovebirds
Lutino Fisher’s Lovebirds
Cinnamon Fisher’s Lovebirds
But there are also new mutations such as the Euwing and Opaline mutations.
The Opaline mutation extends the mask of the lovebird to almost cover the entire head to the shoulders. And the tip of the tale then will have the same color as the face.
The Euwing mutilation will come again in various types such as the Green Euwing mutation that produces a yellow gradient on the wings, and the Blue Euwing mutation that produces a gradient of gray colors.
This is very exciting to breeders since the Euwing mutation can be combined with many other mutations and really broadens out the color possibilities immense.
Fischer Lovebird Yellow Mutation
Fischer Lovebird Yellow Mutation, Credit:Johann Alexi
Lilian’s lovebird or Nyasa lovebird
The Lilian’s lovebird is a bit smaller than the previous two. They are only about 5 inches long (13 cm). They are very rare and come originally from Zambia in central east Africa Mozambique, Tanzania, and Malawi.
Original colors:
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Lilians Lovebird wild color
Liliand lovebird natural color
Usually, they have an orange head and a solid red beak.
The original wild green mutation
The Lutino mutation
The Dilute mutation
But there are many hybrid color variations since lovebirds interbreed readily. So it’s really hard to know whether a certain color is actually are legitimate color mutation or a hybrid color bird.
lilian lovebird blue mutation
Agapornis lilianae , dutch blue mutation
Black-cheeked lovebird
The Black-cheeked lovebird is, just like the Fisher’s lovebird about 5.5 inches long (14 cm) and comes from Zambia in Southeast Africa.
Original colors:
Black-cheeked lovebirds are mostly green and have cheeks that are brown to black colored (hence the name).
Color Mutations:
It’s interesting that the Black-cheeked lovebirds actually have no confirmed true color mutations.
So be careful if you come across a “Black-cheeked color mutation”. They are not really mutations, but rather hybrid birds, mostly from Masked Lovebirds and Black-cheeked lovebirds.
Peach-faced lovebird or rosy-faced lovebird
peach faced lovebird
Young Lovebirds have black beak at top
The Peach-faced lovebird is with 6ich inches in length (15cm) bigger than the other lovebirds. Also, these birds come from Southeast Afrikan countries such as Botswana, Angola, Namibia, and South Africa. But lately, they are also seen in Phoenix, Arizona, USA.
Original colors:
This lovebird also is mostly green with a blue back and an orange face. But there are two Dominant colors, that all peach-faced
Dutch Blue, White-Faced Blue or Aqua- or Seagreen
Orange faced
Fallow (with red eyes and purple rump)
America Yellow or Cherryhead (with a number of dilute colors)
Yellow dilute (more white-colored than yellow)
Blue dilute (more light-blue colored)
Japanese Yellow ( or imperial golden cherry)
Australian Recessive Pied (or card-eyed clear)
As mentioned there are many combinations of these mutations:
American White (silver)
Cremino
Cinnamons
Lacewing
Gray wings
Whitefaced
Orange faced
And many more….
green next to lutino peach faced lovebird
Original next to Lutino Peach Faced Lovebird, credit:Peter Békési
Black-winged lovebird or Abyssinian lovebird
The Black-winged lovebird is among the largest lovebirds with about 6.5 inches in length (16.5 cm) long. They are mostly from East Africa, Eritrea, or Ethiopia.
Original colors:
The Black-winged lovebird is also mostly green but has some black feathers on its wings and a red break.
The male can be clearly distinguished by the crown on its forehead, which has a beautiful bright red color.
This lovebird is very rare and not often found in captivity.
Wild Green
Dark Green
Olive Green ( this is the most expensive of all mutations of this lovebird)
In addition, are some other very rare color variations:
Cinnamon
Lutino
Yellow
Red-headed lovebird or red-faced lovebird
The Red-headed lovebird is about 6 inches long (15 cm) and comes from central and western African countries.
Original colors:
Most Red-headed lovebirds’ plumage is green, except for the red and orange areas on their face, without any white ring around their eyes.

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