The Hagoromo budgies, or phyllo birds, carry genes with distinct and unusual characteristics

The hagoromo budgie or fall bird is distinguished by its carrying genes with distinctive and unusual characteristics that help them grow feathers on their backs with this wonderful appearance. There are two types of fall badges. But it does not appear.
Although the budgie bird carries this peculiar gene, which is the phloem, it appears only 15 to 20% of the time, and the fall is not produced. In some cases, villas are not produced, other than if the crossbreeding is the result of two pairs of fall villas together.