Generally, male birds are vivid and flamboyant, while the females' plumage is relatively subdued. Male Some females of this type exhibit more flamboyant characteristics than the male. The females have their own territories and enjoy multiple male partners.
Male birds sit on eggs and raise the young.
We've all noticed that birds come in many different colors. This is, after all, one of the reasons we find them so fascinating. For those birds whose colors differ depending on gender, it is usually the male whose plumage is the most flamboyant. But there are exceptions. Female painted snipes and phalaropes, for example, exhibit quite loud colors.