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1. Look at the lovebird's body. Generally, females are larger than males but their heads can be smaller. Females will be heavier. A female will also have a wider pelvis than a male.
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1. Examine your lovebird's stance on the perch. Compare it to the bird next to it. Look for the bird whose legs are placed further apart. This is typically the female, who has a larger
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We cantell the difference b'ween a male and a female lovebird is by doing the pelvis test or by observering their leg placing area, while they are sitting on the preech. 1. For the.
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