How to distinguish male and female from pigeon eyes by looking at them?

How to divide the male and female pigeons Master these three tips, and distinguish them at a glance!

1. The male pigeon has large eye circles, and the female pigeon.

The sub is relatively small

2. The male pigeon DAO is larger than the female pigeon.

The top of the head is broad, the legs are slightly rumbling, stubby and hard, the female pigeon has a tight and graceful body structure, the head is narrow and long, the eye rings are close to each other, and the neck is slender and soft compared to the male pigeon.

3. Touch the pubic bone of the pigeon, if the pubic bone is parallel, it is regarded as the female, and the pubic bone on the left side is regarded as male if it is concave inward and not parallel, and the pigeon's neck is shaken from side to side by hand, and the male pigeon is hardened after a few shakes, and the female pigeon is the opposite.

4. When mating, it is the female pigeon that is below, and when kissing, it is the female pigeon whose mouth is in the other's mouth.

1. Divide male and female according to the reaction of the pigeons.

Once you hold the pigeon in your hand, gently pull your mouth forward with your thumb and forefinger to straighten it and let go immediately. If the pigeon has its head backwards and shakes it forcefully, it should be considered a male. If the pigeon's beak "chirps" two or three times, it is considered female.

Second, according to the feet of the pigeon to divide the male and female.

Hold the pigeon, and with your right hand, put the three toes of the pigeon together in a parallel pattern, and the left toe should be regarded as male; The same shall be considered female. Note that the length of the pigeon's feet is basically the same, and you have to look at both the left and right feet.

3. According to the pubic bone of the pigeon, the male and female are divided.

Hold the pigeon and touch the pigeon's pubic bone with your hand. If the pubic bones are parallel, it should be considered female. The pubic bone on the left, if it is concave inward, and has a sense of non-parallelism, should be considered male.

It seems that the red is male and the black is female, I don't remember much, it's not just the red and the female and the black is the male.

Grab a pigeon and put the three toes of the pigeon together in front of the pigeon, or put the three toes flat on the table, if the toes are not the same length or one is long and one is short, the is the pigeon; If the three toes are the same, it is the hen. Note that the length of the pigeon's feet is basically the same, and it is more certain to see both feet.

Wing discrimination.

Grab a pigeon, lift the pigeon's wings with your left hand, hold the pigeon's armpit with your right hand, and observe whether the pigeon's tail feathers are upturned or downward; If the tail feathers are upturned and the feathers are clean, it is the hen; If the tail feathers are upturned downwards and there is obvious dirt on the feathers, it is a.

On the left is the and on the right is the hen.

Head discrimination.

When experienced farmers distinguish between male and female pigeons, there is a saying: Pingxiong steep female, which means to look at the head of the pigeon, from the width of the parietal bone to distinguish. Generally speaking, cocks with a flat and wide head to neck, and hens with a steep and narrow head to neck.

Of course, in addition to the above three simplest ways to distinguish, you can also distinguish from body shape, posture, feathers, and chirp.

Body size: Generally the cocks of any age are large and strong, with a short and wide mouth, a large nose and a short and stiff neck, while the hens are the opposite.

Feathers: The neck feathers of the are green with metallic luster, relatively bright, and the tail feathers are dirty; The hens have dull neck feathers and clean tail feathers.

Singing: The "coo, coo" has a loud and echoing call, and will turn in a whole circle when calling; The hen also cooed, but the voice was short, low and not echogenic, and she only made half a turn when she crowed.