The Hovas invite you
Chippy's
gender
reveal
Male and female crimson rosellas wear the same crimson and cobalt — only a DNA test tells them apart. Chippy's results are back. Join us to open the envelope.
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Crimson rosellas are native to eastern and south-eastern
Australia. Juveniles begin olive-green and turn crimson over their
first year.