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PostPosted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 7:08 am    Post subject: Brassy female??

Hi guys!
One of my first clutch I had thought to be a boy( tho seemining slightly small I had put it down to being alittle 'snotty' -fo want of a better word)
compared to his sister, his beak appeared broader and temprement was every bit a male.

however since the second clutch, the babies were MASSIVE in comparison and my doubts too. thinking i had 4 males and two famale i was beginning to think a very brassy female! as DASH is dominant and over friendly, stands own ground (clumsy sometimes)...and always first for food!

Now i'm just damn confused its seems i only had(I think 3 boys of 2n clutch) and a very large female ! wall

ok,to the point.is it very possible to have a large female an a small male?
or do I have two birds that have a gender indifference?? Shocked
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