You can distinguish the male and female of the peony parrot from the following aspects:

Appearance characteristics: Generally speaking, the color of male peony parrots Usually more colorful than the female, head and plumage color may also vary. For example, some species of male peony parrots may have distinct color spots or patterns on their heads.

Behavioral differences: Male peony parrots may show more active behaviors during courtship, such as frequent chirping, flapping wings, etc. Females may be relatively quiet.

Size: In some species, male peony parrots may be slightly larger than females, but this is not an absolute rule.

Sexual organ examination: The most accurate method is to examine the sexual organs of the peony parrot. However, this requires a certain amount of experience and expertise, and may not be easy for average breeders to operate.