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Macaws are large members of the parrot family found throughout Central and South America. Their bright colors and loud vocalizations are important tools for communication but also make them easy targets for poachers. GENERAL INFORMATION Like many parrots, macaws are long-live sometimes reaching ages of upwards of 50 years. More commonly they have a 30 to 45year lifespan. Blue-and yellow macaws a

Living with a parrot parrots are the most rehome pet and a large part of the reason they are so frequently rehome is due to a lack of about proper parrot care and what it takes to share our homes with them. Diet Diet is the most important thing you need to get right. It is going to make the biggest difference in your bird’s behavior, health and overall well-being. Parrots need a whole food diet

A complete Beginners GuideThe purpose of this article is to provide a complete guide for the new pet parrot owner. Parrots have been  in high regard ever since 1504 when the first live parrot was import into the UK, although the Roman Cages This is the first major purchase before selecting your new companion, there are numerous designs and styles available, at various prices, from pet shops. Whilst there are no

Keeping parrots healthy watch out for any signs of disease, including symptoms such as weight fluctuations, breathing problems or mites. Maintain good hygiene of their home, regularly cleaning and washing the cage, food and water containers, and changing the ground covering. Parrots also need to have their nails regularly trimmed. A professional bird groomer or vet can do this, or show you how if you wish to caref

Parrot Care parrots are known for their intelligence, unique personalities, long lifespan (in some species, over 30 years!) and striking colouring. Some varieties, such as African Greys, Amazons and Quakers have tremendous vocal ability, resulting in the capacity to mimic the human voice, much to their owner’s delight. Making a home for your parrot Parrots can be a variety of sizes depending on their species, how

Pet Parrot Hygiene another important step in keeping your parrot happy and healthy is maintaining the cleanliness of their environment, as well as staying on top of their “personal” bird hygiene. In the wild, parrots always have access to fresh food and clean drinking water and typically don’t live in close proximity to their droppings. As pets, on the other hand, they rely on their owners to help them stay cle

What are Parrots parrots are a diverse group of birds that include many different species and can vary drastically in size and color. For instance, the smallest type of parrot is the 3-4-inch-tall Buff-Faced Pygmy Parrot of New Guinea, while the largest, the Hyacinth Macaw of South America, can grow up to 40 inches tall.Some of the most popular pet parrot species include African Grey Parrots, budgies (also called

What do wild macaws naturally eat? the wild. What they eat varies with food availability during differentWild macaws feed in the treetops and eat a variety of seeds, nuts, fruits, berries, leaves, and other vegetation. They require a higher level of fat than many other bird species and consume more nuts as part of their diet in the wild. They eat varies with food availability during different seasons. What should I

A Parrot Life breeding is a blast! But, it has stress built in. Some babies hatch and die this can be due to a lack of food or a problem that you have not cause parrots that are breeding and feeding eat triple  and smaller birds need more seeds than they need in the season.A PARROT LIFEA parrot life is true for the large parrots too, but I find that the smaller ones need more all around due to their faster metaboli

Macaw parrot breeding can be a challenging and rewarding. Activity for those who are interest in agriculture and conservation. Macaws is intelligent and social birds that is know for their striking. appearance and ability to human speech.There are several considerations to keep in mind when breeding macaw. including  breeding behavior incubation and chick care.