Peony parrot birds are difficult to distinguish between males and females, unless they have very rich experience in raising birds. After four or five months, it's really easy to distinguish between men and women. At this time, it is best to distinguish between male and female. The method is as follows.

1, ornamental head type: The head type of the male bird is the back of the head, with a pointed head and a slightly smaller head. The female bird's head is flat, smooth and round, slightly larger than that of the male bird. 2, look at the body shape: the male bird is thin, the hair is tight, active and fierce, far from the top of the head, and the eyes are small. The female bird is fat, her hair is a little loose and she is not very active. Her eyes are close to her head, and they are big.

3, lying on the bar posture: the male bird stands on the bar, upright and vigorous. The mother bird is lying on the bar, lying on the bar, gentle.

4. Look at the tail feather tip: the tail feather tip of the male bird is pointed, and the tail feather tip of the female bird is W-shaped. The tail feather of a male bird is V-shaped.

5. Touch the cloaca by hand: The cloaca of the male bird is a small distance between the pubic bones and is hump-shaped (that is, pointed). The distance between cloaca and pubic bone is large in female birds, especially in adult birds, the middle finger can be inserted, and it is flat and without protrusion. This method is particularly accurate, and experienced people can tell the male and female from birds without error. 6. The stupidest way: put four peony parrots in the same cage. When it's dark, it's an accurate couple to watch the two of them get together and show their love. If there are three birds, two people who are close together are a pair, and the person standing alone on the bar will put them on and pair them again.