All three babies have been successfully banded: Girls on the left leg, boy on the right. Green cheek conures are sexually monomorphic (no visible differences between the sexes), but this set is special: While both parents are visually regular GCC (no visible mutations), the father is 'split' to something (we'll know what exactly once all three babies get their feathers; rest explained earlier up-thread. π) So it is fairly safe to assume that the baby with the black beak and feet is a boy (he's either 'split' like his father, or 'normal'), and the babies with the pink beaks and feet are girls. Super-excited about this clutch, because I've never had surprises like these before: The breeder (who bought the parent birds from someone else) and I were both expecting regular GCC babies (no visible mutations), because neither parent displayed any visible mutation either; and this is the pair's first clutch β€οΈ #greencheekconure #greencheekconuresofig #greencheekconures #greencheek #greencheeksofinstagram #greencheekedconure #greencheek #parrots #parrotsofinstagram #parrotsofig #parrotsoftheworld #bird #birbs #birdsofinstagram #birbsofinstagram #birbstagram #aviculture #karachi #pakistan https://www.instagram.com/p/B1JB2SjA9mC/?igshid=1stuthvza2kkw
