[Loujingles]

Based on the grey that I had at 7.5 months old, I would say yours is a female, but it's still too early to tell so I'd wait and see just to make sure. By 1 year old, you should know for sure though. You could always try wingspot sex it if you'd like. Sometimes it is very obvious, and other times it can be hard to tell so it's up to you, but that's an option. View attachment 96438 View attachment 96439 View attachment 96440

 

[Loujingles]

Looks like a male. The color of the spot is pronounced. Is it singing or peeping at all? I have (2). Lou and Jingles. Lou is very noisy now. Peeps and whistles.

 

[Loujingles]

 

[Loujingles]

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This is Jingles she’s a female about 7 months old. Lou is about 5 months old.

 

[Loujingles]

I think behaviour can play a role in determining their gender but not all the time. I’ve had very vocal females and very quiet males so it’s hit or miss. That squeaking sound could possibly be her wanting to mate. If she’s crouching down when you pet her back, that’s most likely it and I wouldn’t pet her back then because it might encourage her to want to mate. By what you’ve all said, I’m fairly certain Eve is a female. 😊