JR>-> Seriously, he's still young and we don't know for certain that he's a
JR>-> male.
JR>Let's see...if I remember my keet stuff, if it is sort of blue just
JR>above the beak it is a he and if neutral color it is a she.
That only works on the "normal green" colored parakeets. It goes "blue
for boys, pink or tan for girls". But if the bird is not green with
a yellow head, the "cere" (nostril skin area) is not always the right
color.
And this only works for ADULT green parakeets--if the bird is still very
young, this method may not be accurate.
--Kathy
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