The green series "ino" is called a lutino. It is a
bright yellow bird with a red face, white flights, pink feet, and a
rump that appears to be white, but has a flourescent sheen in certain
light.
Peaches is a lutino. She also could be on the
"pied" page, because she is pied. The only way to identify a pied ino
bird is by the line where the red face meets the yellow of the top of
the head. If the bird is pied, the line will be borken instead of the
clear, straight line of a normal lutino.
(Peahces, by the way, is not a very good bird,
conformationally speaking. She is too slender with too much sway in
her back.)
Diana is a creamino - a blue series "ino."
Creaminos are a pale lemon chiffon yellow with pink feet, white
flights and rump.
(The rump of the creamino also has the flourescent
sheen that the lutino's has.)
This picture is also good for pointing out good
conformation for lovebirds. It is ideal to breed for birds with
large, rounded heads (like Jubilee, on top) rather than a narrower
head and neck like Diana's.
And a better shot of a creamino....
This is either a whiteface creamino or a seagreen
creamino, from the votes that I have gathered. As you can see, the
Whiteface gene lightens the overall color of the bird, leaving it
almost white in places.