What is a feather?
It’s a product of the protein known as Keratin and comes in three flavors: contour, sensory, and down feathers.
Feathers perform far more services for birds than you probably ever thought. (more…)
Birds are among the most fascinating creatures on Earth, not just for their vibrant plumage and melodious songs but also for their incredible cognitive abilities and highly attuned biological rhythms.
From intricate migration patterns to social behaviors that reflect complex mental processes, birds exhibit a remarkable sensitivity to time, both in their daily activities and across seasonal changes.
Choosing the right parrot species as a first-time owner is crucial to ensure a happy and harmonious relationship between you and your feathered friend.
Here are some popular and beginner-friendly parrot species per the “experts”
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Embarking on the foraging journey with your feathered companion is akin to unraveling the mysteries of their natural instincts, a quest that demands patience, insight, and a touch of inventiveness.
Many people think that episodic memory is a trait only humans have because it lets us consciously reimagine memories.
There are big problems when trying to find out if animals have episodic memory because these phenomenological parts are part of what it means.
Here are some ways to exercise your pet bird, keeping in mind the size of the species:
General Exercise Tips
“They” say a Bigger cage is better: Provide the largest cage possible for your bird. This allows them room to flap their wings, climb, and perch in different locations.
Pet bird owners are generally interested in several key areas to ensure their birds are healthy, happy, and well-integrated into their homes.
Understanding the Social Dynamics of Parrots: The Vital Role of Flocks in Their Lives
Just like humans who thrive in social environments, parrots also find significant benefits in living within groups known as flocks.
Good afternoon Catherine,
I’ve asked for your advice before my issue now is both my female conure (Reggie) and male conure (Pee Wee) aka Kiwi are both going through hormone season well.
