08 Mar 2024 (a)

[@BakBakDaddyDuck]

hi my friend Thank you for beautiful parrots ❤❤❤

[@AbbassiDorra]

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[@abunazihforbirds8189]

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[@TheWorldofBudgies]

Cute video ❤

[@selimnassan6510]

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[@abunazihforbirds8189]

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[@greciafamilia6096]

Yo tengo un agaporni nose si es macho o.hembbra pars buscarle el conpañero cual es la diferensia entre el macho y la hembra

[@africanlovebirdsofficial]

Head Shape: Female lovebirds have a very rounded, proportionate head in comparison to their bodies. Males have blockier, less curved heads than their female counterparts. Ring Size: Female lovebirds generally have larger rings around their eyes than males. This isn’t always a telltale sign since every lovebird is different-but it’s a good start. Beak: Female lovebirds usually have a thicker and broader beak than males. If you compare the two side-by-side, you should be able to tell the difference. Size: In most cases, male lovebirds appear to be larger than their female counterparts. However, that is not true in every case. Avian professionals agree that it could be the stance more so than actual size differentiation.

[@uzordinmadennis5635]

One of the differences is dat the male's head is more redish dan d female.and has more blueish feather dan d female's