The day we decide to get a pet bird, we’re probably mulling over a lot of factors.
The species that also relates to the “size” decision which may or may not affect birdcage size decision (see footnote)* (more…)
Imagine you’re a bird with a nest in a tree hole. Sometimes, sneaky birds try to trick you by laying their eggs in your nest! This is like someone leaving their homework in your backpack – you’d want to know which is yours and which isn’t, right?
If you’re looking for a feathered friend that’s as charming as it is intelligent, look no further than the cockatoo parrot! These beautiful birds are not only visually stunning but also have personalities that can light up any room.
With their signature crests and playful antics, cockatoos have earned their place as one of the most beloved parrot species in the world.
If there were an award for the most entertaining bird in the animal kingdom, the cockatoo bird would win it, wings down.
With their flamboyant crests, cheeky personalities, and a knack for mimicking sounds (including your embarrassing laugh), cockatoos are the life of the avian party.
A “neotropical city” refers to a city located within the Neotropical region, which encompasses the tropical areas of South America, Central America, southern and central Mexico, and the Antilles.
Conures are a diverse group of small to medium-sized parrots, primarily from South and Central America.
While their exact species count varies, approximately 120 species are classified as conures. They can be categorized by size and their corresponding nutritional needs.
Quaker parrot birds, also known as Monk Parakeets, have quickly become a favorite among pet bird enthusiasts.
With their playful personalities, vibrant colors, and impressive intelligence, these small parrots offer endless entertainment and companionship.
Some of you realize – many of you don’t. The majority of social media posts you read were programmed days or weeks before for “future distribution”. This means whoever is pushing the erudition out won’t be around when you’re reading their content to actually engage you in a discussion about this new important “message” from the person or brand you are following.
Water from a fire hose is fine for putting out fires, but you can’t drink water from a fire hose and you can’t water plants with a fire hose. Getting information from social media is like getting information from a fire hose.
