You can distinguish the male and female of the peony parrot by the following methods:

Observe the head shape: the male bird’s head is smaller and pointed, with a dorsal shape; while the female bird’s head is larger , flat and sleek.

Observe the body shape and posture: Male birds are usually thin, with tight fur, active, and fierce in nature. The eye circles are far from the top of the head and the eyes are prominent. The female bird is small, standing on the bar in an upright posture, with its head held high, and appears strong; while the female bird is fatter, has looser hair, is not very active, has eye circles closer to the top of her head, her eyes are larger, and her lying posture on the bar is a prone position. , standing on the bar, looking docile.