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Difference Between a Male and a Female Budgie
By Rigel Celeste

Difference Between a Male and a Female Budgie
Native to central Australia, Budgerigars, commonly known as parakeets and budgies, make fun-loving and social pets. Males and females are nearly identical and it can be all but impossible for an untrained eye to differentiate the genders. But thanks to a few choice details you can determine the sex of your birds.
Significance
Although both sexes make excellent pets, it’s important for several reasons to know whether your budgie is male or female. Grouping males and females together could result in pairing off and unwanted breeding, which could make for quite a surprise if you aren’t in the market for more birds. Also, there are personality differences and specialized health concerns that vary between the sexes.
Identification
Male and female budgies are nearly identical to each other in appearance, with the only notable difference found on the “cere,” or nostrils, which are near the beak. Most male budgies will have a bright blue cere and most females will have a pink, white, tan or brown cere. Brown ceres are usually thicker and can be crusty. Budgies less than a year old that have not yet reached their first molt will have purplish ceres regardless of their gender, and those with unique or rare adult color variations may have differently colored ceres as well. When all else fails, consult an avian veterinarian, who can surgically determine a budgie’s sex by testing its chromosomes
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