Claw problem?

[liz]

I don't peel the carrots (vitamins in the peel). I just wash them real good and chunk them.
If he picks up the food with the same foot, could it be colored by the carrot itself?

[Pajarita]

Yes, Liz, it could, that's why I asked if he had been eating carrots or playing with a colored toy.

I can see the picture now and it still looks like a female to me (long V, standing low to the perch, rounded head)

[c marvel]

Yes, Liz, it could, that's why I asked if he had been eating carrots or playing with a colored toy.

I can see the picture now and it still looks like a female to me (long V, standing low to the perch, rounded head)

I won't tell Vest you think he's a girlie boy.


Cap

[Wolf]

What method of sexing him did they use? I as because there is more than one way that they use, but only the DNA testing is 100%.

[Pajarita]

Wolf is correct. Unless the breeder provided you with an independent lab certificate, it's not 100%.

[c marvel]

Wolf is correct. Unless the breeder provided you with an independent lab certificate, it's not 100%.

I do have the lab certificate which says my bird is a male.


Cap

[Wolf]

May I request one more picture? It is also about the visual sexing of a Senegal parrot. It is a picture of the underside of the bird, showing the feathers from the legs back to the tail. The males have a pure yellow color to the tail covert whereas the females have at least some green feathers here.