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I know only females with the name Avery. One is about 35 years old and the other one is my newborn niece. Her name is Avery Caroline.

Hm.

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I could go either way.
I prefer it on a boy, but my brothers middle child is Avery Reece, so I've never met a male Avery.

"Aviary and ovary", comes to mind.

When I was in high school, back in the 90's I went to school with a girl named Avery. At the time this was very unusal. The name was so obscure to me that I didn't even realize it was a boy's name. I remember thinking it was a really cool name. Now Avery on a girl is sort of trendy, but I understand the appeal. I think it's rather cool that I knew a girl Avery who is ahead of her time!

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I also went to school with girls named Gavin and Arwen.

I don't particularly like it for either gender, but it feels androgynous enough to work for a girl.

I actually really love Avery for a girl, total GP. I think it needs very feminine MN to balance it, though.

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Avery Amelia
Avery Charlotte
Avery Theresa
Avery Lillian
Avery Olivia
Avery Cecelia
Avery Madeline
Avery Hope

I find it tiresome.

I think it's terrible on a girl. It used to be my favourite boy's name and it's completely masculine. Ending in EE sound ≠ automatically girl's name.

It is cute for a girl.

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Avery Jordan
Avery Alexa
Avery Quincy
Avery Cassidy
Avery Aspen
Avery Ava
Avery Ashby
Avery Tracy
Avery Delaney
Avery Piper
Avery Elisabeth
Avery Whitney
Avery Tatum
Avery Adelaide
Avery Shelley
Avery Serenity
Avery Jewell
Avery Macy
Avery Lacey

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Any you like?

I prefer Avery for a boy but I don't think I would use it because it's been taken over by the girls! I do think it's kind of cute for a girl though!

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MN

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Avery Grace
Avery Paige
Avery Lenore
Avery Lisette
Avery Camille
Avery Lucille
Avery Tallulah
Avery Cecilia
Avery Clementine

It's completely masculine to me.