How to distinguish between male and female pigeons, and how to distinguish male and female pigeons?

Look at the size, but also the head, and the ferocity.

Fertilized pigeon eggs hatch 7 days after the light can be seen male and female pigeons are differentiated, the male two bloodshot symmetrical, showing a spider shape, the female pigeon blood is asymmetrical, one side is long and the other is short, and rare.

Hold the pigeon, and with the right hand, put the three toes of the pigeon together in a parallel manner, and the left toe should be considered male; The same is to be regarded as the mother. Note that the length of the pigeon's feet is basically the same, and it is more certain to look at both the left and right feet. Cocks: Cocks.

2.Hold the pigeon's wings and press the pigeon's armpit to see whether the pigeon's tail feathers are upturned or downturned; If it is upturned and the tail feathers are clean, it is the mother pigeon; If it is upturned and has obvious dirt on the tail feathers, it is a male pigeon.

3.The head to neck is relatively flat, and it is a; The steeper is the hen, the "flat male steep female";

1.The one with a large nose is male, and the one with a small nose is female;

2.The paws are flat for the female, and the paws are uneven for the male;

3.The one who is gentle is the mother, and the one who is strong is the male;

How do pigeons divide male and female? Pigeons and chickens. Duck, goose like. Their big feet also have an atmosphere. The female is not as big as the male. From the feathers on their bodies, you can also see the male hair giving you the hair. Pretty!

To identify the male and female pigeons, the pigeon paws should be lifted upwards and the head is facing down, if the pigeon's head is raised upwards is male, the mother and child do not look up and droop downward.

The pigeon divides the male and female need time to slowly explore, and it is not very clear that it will be said for a while, and it is not so easy to grasp according to the method on the Internet. You can try to touch the pubic bone, round, soft is female, pointed, and hard is male.

The nose and mouth of the male pigeon are wider than that of the female pigeon, and the male pigeon calls particularly loudly, the female pigeon's call is not as loud as the light pigeon's cry, and the male pigeon is larger than the female pigeon

This method is a very effective method, the male who chases the pigeon, and the female pigeon will not chase the pigeon! The male who spins in place and makes a cooing sound is the male, and the hen does not spin in place! Lying in the nest and whining is generally a male [not a good pair, if a good match for the hen will also enter the nest to bark]!

If two pigeons are circling together on the ground and cooing as a double, if one of them is also barking but is fanning its wings, you can be 100% sure that the one who is spinning in circles is the male and the one who flapping the wings is the female!

01. Cocks and hens can be distinguished by the size of the pigeons. The hens are compact and graceful, with a long and narrow head that is slightly rounded.

03. Generally speaking, the body of the female pigeon is more slender, and the hair is softer. However, its metallic luster is not as beautiful as that of the cocks.

04. In terms of size, the male pigeon is generally larger than the female pigeon. And in terms of activity and mental state, the cocks are also a little more active.

There are several ways to distinguish between a male and a female:

1.Head size and shape: In general, the head of a male pigeon is larger and more prominent than that of a female ascending pigeon.

2.Colour: Some breeds of cocks are brighter and brighter than hens, such as spotted pigeons and plumtail pigeons.

3.Wing sounds: Male pigeons usually whistle or whistle when flying and soaring.

4.Behavior: Male pigeons often appear more confident and aggressive, and they are more willing to show their strength, such as fighting or showing off their feathers to other pigeons.

It is important to point out that the above characteristics are only general and do not apply to all breeds of pigeons.