Conures

Conures are known for their sweet dispositions and playfulness. They definitely have a mind of their own. Conures are noisy. Almost all have loud voices, and like to use them.

Conures aren't notable talkers, but almost all will speak a word or two. Some species are better than others, but it mostly depends on the indivdual.

Sun Conures In the wild the sun conures are friendly and peaceful birds. Give plenty of fresh water to your sun conures for happy and healthy birds.

Green Cheek Conure A green cheek conure is intelligent and playful. A green cheek conure is very sweet natured and can be easily trained to talk.

Blue Crown Conure The Blue-crown conure has been regarded as one of the most intelligent conures. A blue crown conure can be taught to perform several tricks, such as sticking out their tongue, waving their foot and kissing.

Nanday Conure A nanday conure is one of the most colorful birds in the parrot family. A nanday conure can be taught tricks and to speak.

Jendaya Conure The Jendaya conure is a very playful and entertaining bird, and can be trained easily. A jendaya conure is a very good family bird because it tolerates the loudness of a family and the quick actions of children.

Green Cheeked Conure A green cheeked conure does not really whistle. A green cheeked conure can be trained to go to the bathroom when it is out of the cage.

Bird Facts

Country of Origin: South and Central America, West Indies and Mexico

Average Lifespan: 15-35 years

Size: 8.5 - 21 inches tall

Diet: Feed on various seeds, fruits, and insects.

Notes

Sleep: 12-14 hours daily

Care: Regular wing and nail clipping are required to maintain these birds

Cages: Daily cage cleaning is a must

Foods to Avoid: Chocolate, Caffeine, Alcohol, Avocado and Apple Seeds