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Quote: Whew, what a relief.....another bird nut like me! Hahaha. I'm glad you didn't take me the wrong way, and I didn't know enough about you to even be sure of what I was saying, hence all the hesitation and "it seems to me..." language. So you totally know that I was "thinking of the birds"...

The birds you have are Timneh African Greys (Psittacus erithacus timneh). The birds in the pictures from the link, showing visual differences in tail feathers, are Congo African Greys (Psittacus erithacus erithacus). These are two different subspecies, and one of the characteristic differences...

Sexing parrots using DNA is not that expensive. I'm assuming/hoping you brought them to a vet for a new-bird physical. Adding on a DNA test for sexing is like $30 additional (give or take). You can hear a lot of hints and clues, but think of it this way -- if they were paired up together, it is...