If female rosys have spurs, then they must be few and far between. I have data on over 450 rosys and I have never encountered a female with spurs of any kind. If someone has definite proof (like a birthing) that females can have spurs, I would like to know about it for sure. Yet, among the males, I find that the spurs can vary quite a bit in size.

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