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ABOUT PARROTS
Parrots are a very popular group of birds. Parrots are intelligent
animals who depend on some degree of socialization and will not
be good pets unless they are taught and patterned to be good pets.
Macaws are flamboyant, colorful,
intelligent and captivating birds. However, like ill-trained children,
macaws can be a major embarrassment if they are not well trained
Conures are friendly, peaceful
birds and seldom fight with each other. Conures are known for their
sweet dispositions and playfulness. They definitely have a mind
of their own.
Cockatoos make wonderful pets
because of their sweet nature. Cockatoos love to be cuddled and
bond very easily with their human owners.
"Parakeets have as many
variations of their breed as there are varieties of their color.
'Parakeets' means "small parrots".
Lovebirds are meant to be, well
you know what, loved and loved hard. In fact, it is very difficult
to resist falling in love with them.
Parrotlets, as is evident from
the name itself, are bigger personalities in even smaller packages.
Parrotlets win you over simply by their size and amenable disposition.
Cockatiels are ideal for the
first time pet owner. They are characteristically happy and cheerful
birds, never moody or demanding.
The word "budgie" is short for budgerigar
which is a native green and yellow bird in Australia. They make
wonderful pets because of their relatively gentle, gregarious and
entertaining personalities.
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PARROTS HOME
Cages are as important as parrot breeding. A parrot begins to relax
in a new house when it finds its cage comfortable and spacious.
Please size your parrot cages so that your bird has plenty of moving-around
space. There should be space for toys. The smaller the cage, the
more out-of-cage exercise the parrot should get. Parrot cages come
in a variety of designs, suited to the needs of individual parrots.
Read more about : choosing the proper cage
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DIET
Almost all parrot species eat fruits, vegetables, chicken and a
lot of seeds. Most parrot species tend to become moody and begin
to pluck their feathers if they are not in the right state of mind
or if they are unhealthy. Read more about : choosing
the proper diet
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