Playing with the blacklight

riddick07

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Only the dusty ones had any color really under it. The cockatoos also had some color under the light but they acted like they were about to be murdered so I didnā€™t get pictures of them:18:

The two cockatiels, Ryner a pearl & Dante a pied.
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Fun experiment! Poor ā€˜toos haha!


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I have always wondered about this.
since us humans don't see in ultraviolet and birds can I thought that might be how they can tell the boys from the girls.
 
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I kind of wish I had a normal cockatiel male and female to see better what they normally look like in the black light haha. Both the pearls and pieds looked the same but itā€™s not an overly strong black light and thereā€™s still colors that wonā€™t come up Iā€™m sure.
 
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And Ivory and Folger both looked the same from what I could see but they both did act like I was murdering them, so I didnā€™t look all over haha
 

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