Panama Amazon Parrots
$1000
A good family bird, the Panama Amazon (Yellow-Fronted Amazon) Parrot is a friendly pet that loves interacting with people. Their social nature helps to make them gentle and affectionate companions. While they are loving, they are also a very active species, so they need an owner that can keep up with them. It is imperative that they are provided with a safe space to climb and play outside of the cage each day. The average lifespan of a Panama Amazon Parrot is about 40 to 50 years. ...
- Pet Breed: Amazon
- Registration: NONE
- Size: Standard
- Sex: MALE and FEMALE
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A good family bird, the Panama Amazon (Yellow-Fronted Amazon) Parrot is a friendly pet that loves interacting with people. Their social nature helps to make them gentle and affectionate companions. While they are loving, they are also a very active species, so they need an owner that can keep up with them. It is imperative that they are provided with a safe space to climb and play outside of the cage each day. The average lifespan of a Panama Amazon Parrot is about 40 to 50 years. We offer mostly weaned babies so that the owner can train them and create a perfect family bond. Breeder Pairs also available. NB!! Instructions and feeding manuals offered for free.
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- Categories: PARROTS-BIRDS
- Pet Breed: Amazon
- Registration: NONE
- Size: Standard
- Sex: MALE and FEMALE
Like many other types of Pionus parrots, the Bronze-Winged Pionus hails from South America. These are very uniquely colored birds -- once you know what a Bronze-Winged Pionus looks like, you aren't likely to forget! These birds prefer to spend their time in the woodlands and forested areas as opposed to plains, as they like to seek shelter and cover in the foliage. Popular in captivity, the Bronze-Winged Pionus can be found in pet homes all over the world. The Bronze-Winged Pionus is known for having a gentle and calm disposition for a parrot. They form very strong bonds with their owners, and they revel in being able to spend time with them. Plenty of social interaction is an important key to the successful keeping of a Bronze-Winged Pionus. Those interested in adopting one of these birds should make sure that they can devote a significant amount of each day to playing and interacting with their pet. Some Bronze-Winged Pionus may have a tendency to become "one person" birds, showing extreme devotion to their owners and shunning attention from other people. Those adopting a young Bronze-Winged Pionus are encouraged to have their entire family interact with the bird regularly, in an effort to prevent this type of behavior. When well cared for, the Bronze-Winged Pionus can live for about 30 years. We offer mostly weaned babies so that the owner can train them and create a perfect family bond. Breeder Pairs also available. NB!! Instructions and feeding manuals offered for free.
Bronze-Winged Pionus | MALE and FEMALE
The sulphur-crested cockatoo is one of the largest of the several species of beautiful white cockatoos. Although spectacular in appearance, this large parrot is very large, very intelligent, very long-lived, very noisy—and very challenging to keep as a pet. For a motivated owner, the sulfur-crested will be a once-in-a-lifetime pet. Large parrots like Sulphur Crested Cockatoos are highly intelligent and need plenty of exercise and space to play. Potential owners should realize that unless these birds are given adequate exercise and mental stimulation, they may be driven to behaviors such as feather plucking and destructive chewing. To combat the onset of these behaviors, owners must be diligent about providing their pets with plenty of toys and attention. Sulphur-crested cockatoos have quite a long lifespan, with some living up to 80 years in captivity if cared for properly. We offer mostly weaned babies so that the owner can train them and create a perfect family bond. Breeder Pairs also available. NB!! Instructions and feeding manuals offered for free.
Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo | MALE and FEMALE
The Black Palm Cockatoo (Palm Cockatoo, Goliath Cockatoo) is a very sociable bird, like other cockatoos, needing regular interaction with its owners. However, the size and temperament of this bird make it most suitable for experienced bird owners. While not an ideal pet for everyone, the black palm cockatoo has its rewarding characteristics. It is strikingly beautiful and hand fed black palm cockatoos can make excellent, tame pets. They do require firm training and are not for those who are new to keeping large parrots. These are bold parrots who need bold owners. The black palm cockatoo can be a good pet, but don't expect it to be as affectionate as many other parrots. They require a lot of attention to tame though they are very intelligent and social birds if the owner is consistent and can provide the time and attention needed. Black palms tend to do well in aviaries with other cockatoos as well. They possess very distinct, extremely loud calls, and you (and your neighbors) need to be able to tolerate loud noises in order to live with one. Their natural vocalizations have a human-like sound, including their signature "hellow." This does suit them well for learning how to really say words, though. They're considered one of the best talking cockatoos. The average lifespan of a Black Palm Cockatoo is 40 to 60 years. We offer mostly babies from 12 weeks and above so that the owner can train them and create a perfect family bond. Breeder Pairs also available. NB!! Instructions and feeding manuals offered for free.
Black Palm Cockatoo | FEMALE
Brilliantly colorful, intelligent, friendly, and loaded with personality, the Sun Conure (Sun Parakeet) has long been popular among families fond of companion birds. The sun conure is a playful, amusing bird that enjoys athletic tricks. In general, it is a very affectionate and even cuddly bird that is gentle to all members of the family provided they treat it well. It is easily trained. The bird is not without assertiveness, though; it can turn aggressive suddenly if it is provoked. The sun conure is extremely loud, capable of emitting ear-piercing screams. This is not a bird for apartment or condo dwellers. Conures are not shy birds and will let you know if their needs are not being met. The loud, shrill call is used to bring attention to important situations, and many birds have been known to become excellent "watchdogs." Sun conures are not known as talkers, but some birds demonstrate an uncanny ability to mimic other types of sounds, such as doorbells, microwave buzzers, and telephone chimes. The average lifespan of a Sun Conure is about 25 to 30 years. We offer mostly weaned babies so that the owner can train them and create a perfect family bond. Breeder Pairs also available. NB!! Instructions and feeding manuals offered for free.
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