From Left To Right- (1-2) Light Green, SF Spangle (3-4) Sky, SF Spangle

From Left To Right- (1-2) Dark Green, SF Violet, SF Spangle (3-4) Cobalt, Violet, SF Spangle

From Left To Right- (1-2) Olive Green, DF Violet, SF Spangle (3-4) Mauve, SF Spangle

From Left To Right- (1 Juvenile) Grey Green, SF Spangle (2) Grey, SF Spangle

Body Color: A spangle budgie will have an even non-diluted shade of body color (body
color will vary depending on whether they are yellow or blue, and if they have any dark factors) on their chest, breast and rump where it will be the darkest.

Head Barring Wing And Throat Spot Markings: Head barring will be light yellow or white (depending on the body color) with lighter black barring. Wings will be yellow or white with a slight black inner edge. Throat spots are white or yellow with black inner edge (bulls eyes).

Cheek Patches: Violet, silver or a mix of both.

Main Tail Feathers: Light yellow or white with a slight black edge

Feet And Leg Color: Blue to grey.

Eye Color And Iris At Maturity: Black eyes with white iris.

Mature Adult Cere Color: Medium to deep blue in males,. Light blue/white to tan in females depending on if they are in breeding
condition.

Mutation Classification: Spangle is actually a pied mutation, effecting the head, neck and wing markings removing the pigment from some of the feathers to give them their unique markings.

True Feather Pattern: Spangle feathers are NOT a reversed normal pattern. Normal budgies have black feathers with yellow or white edging. If a the spangle mutation simply reversed, the markings their feathers would be white with black edges- which they are not. Rather the spangle mutation removes the pigment from the center of the feather, leaving a white center, black inner edge and white outer edge.