Both sexes change color as they mature. Females are typically a lighter color 'red' and both sexes can become a bleached out red (caused by sun exposure and natural lightening) After molting both sexes get 'new feathers' often making them appear to darken, or in the case of males by age and maturity. As they mature the color of a male Rhode Island Red will deepen to almost a mahogany color while a female stays typically 'lighter'.
depends on the feeling and whether they are horny or not.
Maturity generally has nothing to do with it; however, if your parrot is ill, its feathers may lose their gloss.
the ptarmigan has brown feathers in summer from the hot weather.
yes their feathers change colour to fit the season, environment or both like if its summer they would turn brown to blend somewhat in and in the winter they turn white.(sorry for bad spelling)
Probably not. The only colour it could change is to a more browner cream.
red and white.
brown
white colour
No, when parakeets are born they are a nakedy colour. After a couple of weeks the feathers will start growing!
feathers,der
Any colour
It's difficult to find out the colour of their feathers.