Help to see if this pair of tiger skins is a pair or the same sex? 10

What you shot is not clear, you can't see clearly.

I can only tell you how to distinguish gender. You said that now the two nasal membranes have turned blue, and I see that the color of the nasal membrane on the left is all dark blue, which is male. The one on the right you see if the nasal mask is very pale blue, and the nostrils are white or light brown around them, that is the female one.

If it's all blue, it's a male tiger skin.

Two of the same sex are male.

It seems that it is, go to the merchant and change one.

Hello friend, visually this parrot is magnetic, that is, female, because look at its overall form and its beak.

In the case of a budgie parrot, you can look at its nose color, the nose color is blue, it should be female, and the white is male.

These two birds are about 2-3 months old and are still cubs. The angle of the Indian shooting is preliminarily judged to be two male birds, and the possibility of a pair is extremely small.

Get straight to the point and answer the question. This original blue budgie is a male bird. The male and female of the budgie judge that everyone observes the color of the nose wings, and the budgie nose color is blue for the male bird, and the nose color is light brown or ivory white for the female bird.

Generally speaking, if it is not easy to judge the breed of male and female, such as yellowed tiger skin, you can combine the crotch method to judge or observe the gargling and back to judge the male and female.

1 According to the call, the male calls are loud and thick, and can call continuously. The female bird calls thinly, quietly, very pleasantly, and generally does not call often.

2 Looking at the tip of its nose, the general characteristics are as follows:

Male: The tip of the nose is purple and blue.

Female: The tip of the nose is pink and white.

3 Distinction of more professional professions.

Wax film distinction on the upper part of the beak of the bird: there is a layer of wax around the upper nostrils of the budgie beak, and the sex of most budgies can be distinguished by the color of the wax film, generally speaking, the wax film of male young birds is light blue-green, and the wax color changes to blue-white after adulthood, while the female is different, the color of the orange wax film in the young stage of female birds is light blue, and the color changes to flesh color and white after adulthood.

2. Pelvic discrimination: Not all budgies can distinguish the sex through the wax film, at this time we can use the method of touching the pelvis to distinguish, gently grasp the bird in the hand, and touch the pelvic part of the bird with your fingers. Females have a larger pelvic gap than males, and birders will know the difference if they try a few more times.

The same applies to the sex determination of many species of birds.

In addition, males are larger than females and have a better ability to compete for food than females, so birders can easily distinguish the sex of budgies through long-term contact and breeding.