Parakeet - male or female?
#1
08-06-00, 07:47 PM
Hi!
We have two parakeets. The first, Buddy, is definitely a boy. He's green, with blue tailfeathers, and a dark, dark blue cere. Angel, our "girl", is a blue parakeet, much, much smaller than Buddy. "Her" cere is light, light purple. I always thought that females only had shades of brown and tan ceres. Should we change "her" name to Angelo???? I'm wondering because of the color tint in the cere. Thanks!
We have two parakeets. The first, Buddy, is definitely a boy. He's green, with blue tailfeathers, and a dark, dark blue cere. Angel, our "girl", is a blue parakeet, much, much smaller than Buddy. "Her" cere is light, light purple. I always thought that females only had shades of brown and tan ceres. Should we change "her" name to Angelo???? I'm wondering because of the color tint in the cere. Thanks!
#2
08-08-00, 09:14 PM
Is Angel an adult...you are correct about the dark cere...My 2 keets are "Buddy" and "Tweetie" (Original huh??) I don't know what they are....they get along and everything seems fine....I wouldn't worry too much about it....let little Angel stay an Angel.....
B-)
B-)
#4
12-14-05, 07:23 PM
i once raise 4 little parrots.and until them flied away,i still didn't know who are girl and who are boy
i mean:i couldn't distinguish the gender of birds,but i often heard on TV that,the male birds usually have more colorful feather than the female.and the male birds are generally bigger than females,but this is not definitely right sometimes..
i mean:i couldn't distinguish the gender of birds,but i often heard on TV that,the male birds usually have more colorful feather than the female.and the male birds are generally bigger than females,but this is not definitely right sometimes..
Last edited by bleulune; 12-15-05 at 11:51 PM.
