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 Post subject: yellowish green eyeshine?
PostPosted: Wed Jul 21, 2010 11:28 pm 
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Has anyone ever encountered light yellowish green eyeshine? :?

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The eyeshine is typically a yellowish color. Just out of curiosity, did you see
something?

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Didn't I read on here in a previous post, that eye shine can change color (all animals)
depending on the angle you are viewing it (from the side vs straight on)

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biggjimm wrote:
The eyeshine is typically a yellowish color. Just out of curiosity, did you see
something?

I've been mulling it over for quit a while.

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Bog, here's a good sight about eyeshine.

http://blog.ltc.arizona.edu/azmasternat ... 07869.html
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I think I may have posted this before...or maybe it was in an email. Well anyway... my Siberian Husky has blue eyes and his eyeshine is red, always, from all angles. His brown eyed dad has yellow eyeshine, from all angles.

I just thought it was kinda interesting. I wonder if there are any blue/hazel eyed BFs? I would lean towards no, but who knows.
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Hunter wrote:
Didn't I read on here in a previous post, that eye shine can change color (all animals)
depending on the angle you are viewing it (from the side vs straight on)

We talked about the window peaker last weekend.

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