Posted October 6, 201113 yr Hi, Can anyone tell me what sex my two beautiful budgies are? "> Edited October 6, 201113 yr by Racquel
October 6, 201113 yr Looks like the green one is a boy and the other is a little girl from that angle. The best way for us to tell if you get us a photo with them facing the camera so we can see the cere, and we'll be able to tell you then. But from that angle, I would say that the green one is a boy, because it is blue and the other looks more female due to it being a little more pink with white on it.
October 6, 201113 yr You have used a flash on your camera which throws out the cere colours. However your yellowface is a boy. I hold judgement on the other until we get some clear daylight cere photos with no flash. Neither budgie is green. Edited October 6, 201113 yr by **KAZ**
October 6, 201113 yr And just a hint for your cage, which I find works wonders. Put some newspaper down in the bottom tray, so that you just have to chuck it out instead of having to clean all the poop off the plastic floor. When you put news papers down it means they can walk around the bottom of their cage, instead of having to grab on to the plastic bars. Edit: Sorry, my computer screen was out of whack and it looked green. Edited October 6, 201113 yr by Jabberwocky92
October 6, 201113 yr sorry but I state the yellowface is a girl there are still bars to the the cere on her head! if the bird is that young it should still be bright pink for a boy
October 6, 201113 yr Best way to post WHAT SEX IS MY BUDGIE photos is no flash and daylight conditions....front on cere shots using macro setting on your camera. Tomorrow is another day
October 6, 201113 yr sorry but I state the yellowface is a girl there are still bars to the the cere on her head! if the bird is that young it should still be bright pink for a boy If that is true, is there a point to the cere being the same colour as a full grown male before turning in to the colour of a hen? Or is it just how budgies are?
October 6, 201113 yr Author Thanks for all the fast responses. I will take more pics today and submit them tomorrow. @ Jabberwocky92 - thanks for the cage tip - will do that as soon as I get home
October 6, 201113 yr Thanks for all the fast responses. I will take more pics today and submit them tomorrow. @ Jabberwocky92 - thanks for the cage tip - will do that as soon as I get home another hint ? as birds don't seem to walk around the floor much I line the plastic tray itself with paper ( mine slips out if it's the same type cage) . Birds can't rip it up it's easy to replace and a much easier cleanup.
October 7, 201113 yr that little blue is a female for sure the other im not game to say either way but cockish looking Edited October 7, 201113 yr by GenericBlue
October 7, 201113 yr Author that little blue is a female for sure the other im not game to say either way but cockish looking Hi, thank you for your post. Which one is the "little blue dilute"? do you mean the one with the yellow face - sorry, I am not familiar with the 'budgie terms' etc.
October 7, 201113 yr im not sure it is dilute so i edited to blue no not the yf hes a sky blue yf or she but im going to guess boy
October 7, 201113 yr Author Best way to post WHAT SEX IS MY BUDGIE photos is no flash and daylight conditions....front on cere shots using macro setting on your camera. Tomorrow is another day Hi Kaz, I have taken new pics of my budgies (I have uploaded them on my post), can you give me your best guess at their sex. Thanks for all your help
October 7, 201113 yr do they have names?? that will help us tell you which one we are meaning. the yellowface (which you seem to have picked the term up fast) is the bird in the first picture looks female as I stated. the other looks male to me. He is an opaline and also a dilute gene is involved but maybe greywing?
October 7, 201113 yr Author do they have names?? that will help us tell you which one we are meaning. the yellowface (which you seem to have picked the term up fast) is the bird in the first picture looks female as I stated. the other looks male to me. He is an opaline and also a dilute gene is involved but maybe greywing? LOL - the yellow face I have named Buddy (as I was told he was male) and the little white one is Princess (as I thought she was female).
October 7, 201113 yr The yellowface as stated by some others seems to be female. Even though the cere has a lot of blue it seems to be blue over white which is a female cere. The dilute is a little more ambiguous ........but I lean towards male for that one.
October 7, 201113 yr Author The yellowface as stated by some others seems to be female. Even though the cere has a lot of blue it seems to be blue over white which is a female cere. The dilute is a little more ambiguous ........but I lean towards male for that one. Thanks a million - seems like I will need to switch names - lol!!
November 27, 201113 yr i would say that the Blue (who i may add is a spitting image of my budgie Halo) is defo a male. but im not too sure on the other 1 xx
November 30, 201113 yr I gonna pitch at both girls. Post some more pics in a week or so and we'll all have another go!
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