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Yes that is A. aggassizii. The black spots, however, are caused by a parasite... not genetic, and they will not go away. The spots will not be passed to the next generation. The parasite requires a phase in its lifecycle that passes through the gut of a bird.
you've made me curious. Do you have a reference for the parasite/bird story? I'd like to read up on this.
Do these parasites and/or birds also exist in other geographical regions?