Agate Red Mosaic.
The pigment of an agate red mosaic is the same as that of the regular agate. The pigment color is gray-black and should start from the beak base. The back and flanks must be clearly visible with symmetrical markings, well distinguished from each other and extending into the flanks. The stripe pattern is generally wider than in classic gray birds. The beak, legs and nails must harmonize in color with the pigment. A distinguishing feature of agates is the clearly visible beard pattern. There is a beautiful, even silver veil over the entire bird. Doll — Type 1:
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