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Hello /an/, is this a male or female budgie? I've tried
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Hello /an/, is this a male or female budgie?

I've tried googling, but I'm just too hopelessly dumb to understand. Sorry.
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Too young to tell. As it ages the fleshy bit on top of its beak will turn pink if female or blue if male. It's actually pretty interesting
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It's clearly a shiny pidgey.
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it's lutino, males have pink or lavender beaks females have white or tan
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