Peony parrot looks at the nose and divides male and female.

Peony parrots are very gregarious and affectionate parrots, they will be close to their partners, snuggle with each other, and most of them will stay together for life. So, can peony parrots distinguish between males and females by looking at their noses?

Peony parrots look at the nose to distinguish between male and female

Peony parrots can not distinguish between males and females by looking at their noses. They generally look at body shape, head shape, tail tip, lying bar posture, and touch the cloaca with their hands. If you want to distinguish between male and female, it is more difficult to tell the difference between male and female, preferably after the peony parrot is five months old.

Second, how do peony parrots divide male and female?

1. Look at the figure: thin, tight-haired, active, ferocious, the rims of the eyes are far from the top of the head, the eyes are small, the males are fatter, the hair is a little loose, the motionless, the rims of the eyes are close to the top of the head, and the eyes are bigger than the females.

2. Look at the head type: the head type is the back head, the tip of the head, and the head is slightly smaller is the male; the head type is flat, smooth, the head is pure round and the head is slightly larger is the female.

3. Look at the tail feather tip: the tail feather tip is V-shaped male, and the W-shaped tail feather tip is female.

4. Look at the posture of the horizontal bar: stand up and hold your head upright on the bar, and the one who shows vigor is the male; the horizontal bar is the lying type, stripped on the bar, and the meek is the female.

5. Touch the cloaca: the cloaca shows a small distance between the pubic bones and shows an interesting process (that is, a cusp) is the male; the cloaca is a large distance between the two pubic bones, especially the middle finger of the adult bird can be extended into, and flat, without protuberance is the female.