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I do like that the spirea blloms in pink and white on the same plant. Bees like it too.
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I do like that the spirea blloms in pink and white on the same plant. Bees like it too.
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I found this cat yesterday and I'm trying to find it's owner, I wouldn't call this a tux and I don't know how else to search and all I could think of was your blog as a last resort 😭 thank you for your hard work
Black bicolor
"Tuxedo" is a colloquial term which isn't used on this blog but would probably give you a better chance of finding the owner as "bicolor" isn't very commonly used outside of cat fancy and genetics circles.
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tourmaline
Hello! I submit unto you my lovely cat Maisie. I’ve been trying to identify her coat pattern myself, and I’m getting lost in the rabbit hole of dilute coat colours and tabby patterns. Best guess right now is “dilute black half-white” with some level of mackerel tabby. Can you get me closer and/or correct me?
Blue blotched tabby bicolor
Blue is dilute black. Bicolor is half-white. Blue tabbies often have low contrast markings, but you can tell she's blotched (also called classic) by the "bullseye" on her side. Here's a cat with the same markings but without dilute, so you can reference:
early sheltie