Rare & Unique, Albino Surly Starling, Red Eyes, Plain White Feathers

Albino Surgeon

The albino starlings are a type of ordinary local starling bird, there are only gene / pigment abnormalities. So it's not the result of crossing with other birds.

On average, the broods are just ordinary black and white, like other local Sury Starlings.

For the chirp too, it is no different from the type of local Suren Starlings usually. What distinguishes only the color of the fur and the color of his eyes.

For albino problems, in my opinion in all animal worlds there is an albino name and even albino humans.

Surfer Starling Albino KW

Albino is identical to the color of red eyes and white skin or fur.

But the fact is not so too, for example in Sury Starling Albino Chocolate. Said albino how come his eyes are brown not red and his fur is brown not white. Albino said it wasn't, it wasn't normal either.

Perhaps between the two confusion, the term KW or percent appears. For example, like the plain white is albino one hundred percent (KW1) then the chocolate is the new albino half or fifty percent (KW2). Wkwkwk …….

Maybe so is true. The problem is for brown starlings when breaking eggs the color of their eyes is also red, the color of their soft fur is also white.

But as we get older, the color of the eyes that were originally red will gradually not appear red and turn brown. Even though at a glance it was exposed to a ray of light the color of his eyes could still look red. But if you look at it with normal eyes, it still looks brown.

So is the color of the fur. The first one is white, turns brown or milky white (cream).

Price of Albino Surfer Starlings

Actually for the price itself there is no standard. Only market law applies.

Stock is a little demand, then low prices or down. Likewise vice versa if the stock is little or rare and demand is large, then the price is expensive or up.

There are some hobbyists who say the price is expensive, in my opinion it is natural and relative.

And based on the history of livestock and trade he he ... in fact this bird is indeed difficult to find on the market and indeed rare.

According to my knowledge, maybe every thousand hatchlings of Suren Starlings are not necessarily born or netas albino. Then the economic law applies ... Little or rare stock and a lot of demand, then the price is expensive or up.

Maybe there are some hobbyists or bird collectors who are interested in albino Sury Starling.

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