i had this budgie for about 7 month now. i think this is a 70% male. what do you think, please answer, thank u

Question

here is a pic that i took earlier. Hope this a male!!!

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Answer 1

yes it is male.
the bill tells you this if its male its blue if its female its brown

the bill is the bit were his nostrils are

Answer 2

I have a similar bird, now it is about 7 years old.
During its first year and actually all its life, it would alternate between bluish cere and brownish cere. Also, only during the first few months, it had a growth like a tumor on the abdomen near the anus. This gradually shrank and disappeared.
I read somewhere that this kind of growth could be related to a hormone imbalance and could result in gender ambiguity. The bird has always been active and healthy. I kind of thought it was a male, but I was wrong.
About two months ago, for the first time in its life, it laid an egg. Now I know: she's a female. The egg was not fertile, since she has no mate.
This was what happened with my bird; I don't know about yours.

Answer 3

Yes, your Budgie is a male. You can tell by the blue across his beak. Did you know that males are supposed to be easier to teach to talk? Start with no-one else in the room so it's quiet( no music, TV, etc.) and go for something easy for him to repeat like "Pretty Boy". Say only this . "Hello", "Good Boy" anything simple. Try the same word/s every day. He may pick it up. You can even fix a card for others to see so they will know what word to say to him if they choose to talk to him. You have a great picture of him. You might even want to try his name. If you want to give it a try.

Answer 4

There is no such thing as a bird that is 70% male. The bird is young. It has not yet developed the color on its cere. Wait until it matures. Then the color of the cere will be a reliable indication of the gender of the bird.

Answer 5

i am pretty sure its a boy judging by the cre but when they are babies most of them look the same color. if you want to be 100% you can take it to get sexed at the vet or pet store its only about 10$ and they just cut the nail short to make it bleed then take a sample of blood its not that big and it will hurt the bird but just like getting a needle its really not that bad and they dont seem to mind it to my

Answer 6

If it only 70% male, what is the other 30%.....it

Answer 7

Maybe you're just 70% retarded?
Animals are either 100% male (XY) or 100% female (XX).

Answer 8

My thought is that it is male, still too young for it's cere to be the final color. If your birds legs are bluey grey, then it is definitely male. Girls legs are pink.

Answer 9

Looks male to me!