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Parrots are built for the sky. Their wings let them soar, glide, and explore. Clipping those wings takes that away. It’s a choice some owners make, thinking it’s safer or easier. But it’s not that simple. Let’s look at why parrots need to fly and why clipping might not be the answer you think it is.
Traveling with your parrot can strengthen your bond and provide enriching experiences, but it demands attention to detail. Whether you’re driving across states or flying internationally, the key is to plan ahead and understand your parrot’s needs. This note compiles practical advice to help you navigate the process smoothly, based on insights from veterinary resources, pet travel experts,...
Meyers parrots (Poicephalus meyeri) are a type of parrot that is native to Africa. They are named after the German naturalist and explorer Bernhard Meyers, who first described the species in 1836.
Meyers Parrot Lifespan
The average life span of a Meyers parrot in the wild is between 20 and 30 years. The Meyers parrot lifespan in captivity is up...
If anyone ever had any close experience with a parrot, he surely must be familiar with their one difficult-to-handle habit and that is biting. Biting behavior in pet parrots is very common and Quakers are no exception.
That said, biting is not normal behavior for Quakers when in the wild. Wild Quakers use their beaks more like their...
The Pineapple Conure, a stunning variation of the Green Cheek Conure, is the result of a mutation between the Cinnamon and Yellow-sided Conures. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore everything about Pineapple Conures—from their unique physical traits and personality to their diet and care requirements, ensuring you can provide the best possible environment for these vibrant and social...
After dogs and cats, parrots are the most common pets around the world. And they surely deserve all this love and affection, for they are mesmerizing, entertaining, playful, and loyal companions. But many avian lovers still feel skeptical to have parrots as their companions due to their infamous screams. Few of the parrot species’ occasional contact calls are...
The first species to be encountered by the humans, the Eastern Rosellas are loved by parrot lovers for their mesmerizing colors. And this is the same reason they made their name in the pet world. That said, they haven’t been as known as much as some other famed pet parrot species like Quakers, African Greys, and Budgies. Let’s...
The term ‘New Zealand Parakeet’ hardly seems familiar. But if one says ‘Kakariki’, the parrot lovers can recall a little cute fluff ball. And this endearing quality of Kakariki has earned him loads of love from one and all. So who is this parakeet, where did he belong to, and is he a great companion? And if adopted,...
Lovebirds are a small species of parrot that are known for their affectionate nature. They are popular pets because of their size and personality, but they can also be expensive. Lovebirds typically cost between $50 and $200, depending on the specific breed, where you purchase them, and whether or not they come with a cage. But some rare...
Lorikeets are medium-sized, exceptionally colorful, and vocal species of parrots. They are found in Australia, southeast Asia, Polynesia, Indonesia, and New Guinea. They are known for their colorful plumage and their vocal ability. Most species are from the lowland rainforest and cloud forest.
They travel far...
