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Parrots can make excellent companions, but they are a lot of work. And if one parrot is a lot of work, that means that two parrots are even more work, and breeding parrot babies is, well, a ton of work. With that being said, some people love doing it. You might decide to breed your … Read more
As you can imagine, food is a vital part of a parrot’s longevity. Whether you’re regarding a parrot under your care, a parrot up for adoption, or they’re in the wild, all of it is an interesting area to examine and see what they eat. However, when it comes to a parrot in the wild, … Read more
Thanks to improved travel and easy connections worldwide, many animals are being kept as pets far from where they originally live. I began to wonder where my green cheek conure originally came from, so I did a bit of research. It turns out, green cheek conures originally came from the forests of South America. Green … Read more
The incubation period for lovebirds is generally between 18 and 24 days. From the time that the egg was laid, it should take around this time before the egg will hatch. If it takes much longer than this, then the egg is most likely infertile. During the incubation, your lovebird should be sitting on the … Read more
Parrots are such lovely creatures that add another layer of happiness to any person’s life. Whether it’s just a simple visit with another person or that person ends up adopting a parrot, it’s extraordinary how unique and compelling parrots are. Still, like any other subject, there’s a lot attached to the subject, making it a … Read more
I have been considering welcoming a hyacinth macaw into my life recently. I have one macaw already, and according to some friends I have chatted with, it would be best for him if I could get him a companion. I’m simply enchanted by the plumage of the hyacinth macaw—it’s so unique. I wondered, though, whether … Read more