 |
Reply
| |
Hi everyone I'm pretty sure there was an old post somewhere here about how male and female lovebirds sit differently,with two sitting beside each other to illustrate. Help I think that pic is so cute ,I do know the only way to be sure of course is DNA. I don't know why I cannot find it Thanks Marianne |
|
 First
Previous
2-8 of 8
Next
Last
|
Reply
| |
Zonkersmom's pic maybe the the one you need. It's message 6 in this thread. Annie |
|
Reply
| |
Hi thanks Annie! I feel silly I must have skipped number six and I thought I had carefully read them all,lol. Marianne |
|
Reply
| |
You're welcome.  Annie |
|
Reply
| |
Isn't Annie something else, Marianne? I hunted for this for you for a while right after you posted it, but didn't find it. I have often looked fruitlessly for an old thread, but Annie always seems to find it. Annie, you are definitely our research Maven! Abby |
|
Reply
| |
Bless her heart, Annie has a mind that just 'files' information away. I used to.  Thanks to managers and assistant managers, for all you do!  |
|
Reply
| |
You guys are so funny. All I did was go to Lovebirds in the sidebar. Lovebird genetics made sense so I clicked it and there they were. Very nice of you all to say that stuff. Annie |
|
|
First
Previous
2-8 of 8
Next
Last
|
|
Free Forum Hosting
Important Announcement
Recommend
Return to Lovebirds