Yes, parrots can safely eat corn on the cob! In fact, corn is a nutritious and enjoyable treat for parrots when offered in moderation.
It is a natural source of vitamins, minerals, and carbohydrates, which provide energy and support their overall health.
Our birds need to forage as part of their daily activities, yet sometimes, we have to take steps in teaching our birds to forage successfully.
Introduction: Animals Get Creative in Cities
Animals are very good at figuring out new ways to survive, especially when their homes change because of people. In cities, some animals get really smart and learn to do things they never did before.
Jerilyn called with a problem.
Her Sun Conure would dump his dry food every day.
It didn’t matter what she fed him, as soon as he received it, he would start to toss every bit until the dish was empty and the food was everywhere BUT the bowl. The cage floor, the outside of the cage floor. What a mess.
New research reveals monk parakeets, aka Quaker parrots, use unique vocal fingerprints to stand out in noisy cities.
The Discovery in Barcelona’s Skies
Scientists tracked 229 wild monk parakeets in Barcelona for two years, recording **5,599 calls** to answer a burning question:
Can Birds Taste Their Food?
Yes, birds can taste food, but in a different way than we do! Here’s the cool part: while we have taste buds all over our tongue, parrots have them in two places – on their tongues and in the back of their throats.
Okay, hold onto your perch, because the secret lives of parrots are way more dramatic (and confusing) than we thought.
Pet birds can be messy for several reasons, and understanding these can help you manage the cleanup more efficiently. Here’s why they’re messy and some tips to reduce cleaning time:
There are some birds that are easy to accommodate, and actually make excellent pet birds. Yet, no matter the species, feeding your pet bird properly should be a priority (the nutrition). What do pet birds eat: Should you give your parrot bird seed or pellets?
Welcome to the wacky world of the yellow cockatiel bird, a creature so full of personality that it might just outshine your most dramatic friend (yes, even that one).
