Is my Ringneck male?
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Most African Ring necks obtain their full plumage (and the ring) around 18 months
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The timing would be right and where the feathers most often appear is around the beak. The photo doesn't really show black feathers, more just dark patches. It could be the photo though. Are they jet black in real life? Of so then yes, you have a male 
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The timing would be right and where the feathers most often appear is around the beak. The photo doesn't really show black feathers, more just dark patches. It could be the photo though. Are they jet black in real life? Of so then yes, you have a male
Thanks it’s still recent I took another photo
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