Which one of these Alex's are more likely to become male in the near future ??

Parrotsrok

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Just a 5 month old alexandrine
Since they are both only 5 months of age at the moment, i know there is no sure way to tell without a DNA Test, but still, which one in your opinion has the characteristics of a male ?? judging by the overall appearance, head shapes, beaks etc etc

Thanks :)
 

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clark_conure

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Jottlebot

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Orange-winged Amazon - RIP Charlie,
Spock - Common Mynah,
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Both look female to me and completely beautiful...but it's almost completely a guess...apart from the beautiful bit, that's 100% fact!
 

Betrisher

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Yes, I think they both look female as well. Of course, they could easily both be male, but you did ask for guesses. ;)

DNA test is the only way to know for sure. Or wait for another few years (nothing quite so exciting as the day that first tiny black neck feather appears).
 

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