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I had one of my greys for 5 years until I had her sexed. Which I have always new she was a girl from the time she was a baby. Guess mothers insticts. bahahaa.. and well of course her tail and just average signs of being a girl.

http://www.exoticpetvet.net/avian/appgreys.html that is a website on it. its not like actually barring.. on the tips of the underneath tail feathers females will have a grey tip on some of them and the male will be solid red!

DNA testing is the only true way to tell if they are male or female. You can also look at the the tail feathers and the females will be edged in a light grey to a white color kinda like lacing in chickens. this will only be the underneath. and the Males will have solid red feathers. this is not...