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Unlike some birds where you can tell the difference by the coloring of the birds, this is not the case with lovebirds. The best way to identify mail lovebirds from female love birds is to feel the bird's pelvic bones. If they are spaced apart, you have a female, if they are close together, you have a male bird.
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