How can I know my 2 Lovebirds sex/gender

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I have new 2 love birds, one which is yellow the other is mainly green, but i am not sure about their sex/gender. here are their pictures:-

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The main differences are :-

1) The yellow one has a dark blue spots above his/her beak, while the green has a lighter blue spot.
2) The green is larger in size, but i am not sure if both birds have the same age.

Can anyone advice if it is possible to know their sex?

Thanks
 
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Welcome to the forums to you and your two cuties! I would think the yellow headed one with the darker blue on the "cere" is a boy, the other could be a female but I'm not sure. One of our other members like @Rozalka or @Laurasea may know.

In the meantime maybe this chart may help ...

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Do they have names yet? Gorgeous budgies, welcome to our online flock!
 
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@LaManuka Thanks a lot for your reply.. and thanks for your welcoming message, Actually i am waiting to know their gender to give them names :) let us wait for other replies if they can recognize their sex. Thanks
 

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The yellow is male
I think(?) The yellow face is female

Maybe a couple more pictures?
 
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@Laurasea Thanks a lot for your reply and help. so you mean the bird with full yellow color is male, while the other bird with green color body can be a female ? i can provide more pictures tomorrow, as i left now .. but i edit my original question/post and provided the pictures in higher resolution, maybe it will help more.Thanks
 

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Yea they both beut bird but budgie are bit more stripes on head compared to lovebird and lovebird got bigg beak and can be a lot harder to train and harder bites but a lot loving once you tame

Black on head love bird-right side
White budgie-left
 

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I have new 2 love birds, one which is yellow the other is mainly green, but i am not sure about their sex/gender. here are their pictures:-

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The main differences are :-

1) The yellow one has a dark blue spots above his/her beak, while the green has a lighter blue spot.
2) The green is larger in size, but i am not sure if both birds have the same age.

Can anyone advice if it is possible to know their sex?

Thanks
Yellow one is definitely adult male.

Green budgie appears to be young female.

They're very cute:)
 
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Yup, I agree with the others. You should get them a bigger cage, and get them off an all-seed diet, though. They have the potential to be great buddies and live 8+ years with proper care!
 

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Yup, I agree with the others. You should get them a bigger cage, and get them off an all-seed diet, though. They have the potential to be great buddies and live 8+ years with proper care!
To add to this, I suggest getting a cage at least 40Γ—40Γ—60cm long if possible. Add only about 4-5 toys, but swap them with others at least weekly. Don't suddenly fill their cage with toys, do it gradually. I suggest keeping them in the current cage you have until they have settled in.

For diet I suggest 50% seeds, grains, etc, and the rest is veggies, fruit, herbs etc.
 

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often budgies take to leafy lettuces very easy. Just hang a leaf if romane lettuce or weave in cage bars. They will often start nibbles right away. And romaine lettuce has good vitamins, its actually a great source if vitamins A!
Broccoli, peas and bell pepper are also usually a big hit. Try offering on a plate so they have room go explore. You don't limit any of their normal food.
My budgies are veggies lovers.

You will need to offer a cuttlefish bone as well, for calcium and they use to shape beak . You can offer a little boiled egg shell and they will eat that as well.
 
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@Laurasea I managed to get more pictures on the green one (14 high resolution pictures as per the attached files),, I hope this will help to know the green colored gender.
Thanks for your help..also please open each picture on separate tabs to view the image in full size
 

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@Laurasea I managed to get more pictures on the green one (14 high resolution pictures as per the attached files),, I hope this will help to know the green colored gender.
Thanks for your help..also please open each picture on separate tabs to view the image in full size
Definitely a female.
 
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