 Quaker
Parrots
A hearty welcome to all bird lovers!
I am here to share some interesting facts about our
quaker parrot. Originally from South
America, ranging from Brazil to Argentina, the quaker
parrot is similiar in size to a Cockatiel, although
it is stouter and weighs more. Also known as a monk
parakeet, it is bright green over the head, in the
body, and down the tail, with a little visible blue
in the tip of the tail and the flight feathers.
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The quaker parrot
enjoys soothing, cooing tones like, "Goooood
Bird", and "Pretty Baaaaby". And of
course it is an excellent talker. The baby quaker
parrot can be heard softly, sometimes loudly, practicing
its repertoires of human noises long before the words
become clear. A quaker parrot loves to play amusing
little games that provide great opportunity to bond
with your parrot. It is a highly intelligent creature.
A quaker parrot requires a tremendous amount of attention
and stimulus in order to avoid boredom and aggression.
The more you respond to the noises
made by your quaker parrot, the more
you invite it to acquire human speech. It is just
as interesting to study a quaker parrot's development
just as it is in the case of a human baby. Just like
your baby, your pet needs proper training for healthy
living.
Vital Statistics for the
Quaker Parrot:
- Size : 27.9 to 33 cm (11-13 ins)
- Life Expectancy : 20 and more years
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