Slaty Misty Split Opaline is a lovebird mutation that affects the coloration and pattern of the bird's feathers. This mutation results in bluish-gray body color, misty or hazy feather appearance, and opaline patterns on the wings and tail. The opaline pattern appears as a lighter, more iridescent coloration in these areas. The mutation is caused by the interaction of different genetic factors that affect the distribution of pigment in the feathers. Overall, Slaty Misty Split Opaline lovebirds have a unique and attractive appearance that sets them apart from other lovebird varieties.
