> I have a baby Lutino Tiel that I am trying to sex. Any suggestions? 
 > I remember seeing some time ago something about a bar on their tail 
 > feathers that indicates whether it is a male or female. Does anybody 
 > have any knowledge about this. Thanks for any help in advance.
How old is the baby? Do you know what colors its parents were? If you do, we 
can help you genetically determine your bird's sex. If you don't know 
anything about the parents, I always rely on behavior. But you have to wait 
'till the bird is about four-six months old. Males will become very vocal, 
with a wide range of notes. Females are quieter and, when they do get 
excited, have only a few notes to chirp.
It's difficult to sex lutinos visually, though not impossible. Still, your 
bird has to be a little older as both males and females look alike as babies.
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