A fallow can be almost any body color. Fallows are colored very much like a normal budgie except where it would normally be black on the wings, it is brown, and their body colors look somewhat washed out.

Fallows are very close in appearance to cinnamons. There are only a few minor differences between them one being that the fallow's brown coloring is slightly darker than the cinnamon; more of a bronze color, while its body color is slightly lighter. But the most distinguishing feature between a fallow and a cinnamon is that the fallow has dark red eyes. (Darker than the eyes of the Inos). There are 2 different classifications of Fallow: German and English - the only difference between them being that the English Fallow is a recessive trait while the German Fallow is a sex-linked trait.

Fallow

• Mask (face) - depends on 'base' color
• Body - 'base' body color is muted to about 50% of a non-fallow and dark brown wavy patterns against white background wings and back.
• Tail Feathers - whatever the 'base' color is with a hint of dark brown
• Throat Spots - three brown spots on each side
• Cheek Patches - purple
• Eyes - dark red
• Legs - pinkish red

Fallow Light Green

• Mask (face) - yellow
• Body - greenish-yellow color muted to about 50% of a non-fallow; dark brown wavy patterns against white background wings and back.
• Tail Feathers - Dark grey-blue
• Throat Spots - three dark brown spots on each side
• Cheek Patches - purple

Fallow Dark Green

• Mask (face) - yellow
• Body - grassy green color muted to about 50% of a non-fallow; dark brown wavy patterns against white background wings and back.
• Tail Feathers - Dark grey-blue
• Throat Spots - three dark brown spots on each side
• Cheek Patches - purple

Fallow Olive Green

• Mask (face) - yellow
• Body - olive green color muted to about 50% of a non-fallow; dark brown wavy patterns against white background wings and back.
• Tail Feathers - Dark grey-blue
• Throat Spots - three dark brown spots on each side
• Cheek Patches - purple