BUDGERIGARS
TO A large extent, opalines are a lost variety. During the 1950s, 60s and 70s they were popular with most breeders and regularly took the top awards. Today the numbers at shows have been decimated and they rarely take the top awards. And most of what can be said about opalines applies equally to opaline cinnamons.
Opalines are easily recognisable. They have the body colour running through the wing markings. It's not the case now, but when
