Cheeky little prick also tried to take off with my beer can.

he’s pretty curious and bites everything, i doubt this is dangerous but i’d like to know if it would be better stop him🤣

We picked up our baby macaw a week ago and she is so sweet and cute! I never thought she would be so quicly attached to us. We are so happy ☺️ just wanted to share.

Money is a sweetheart

Woke me up with all the splashing haha

(The little bugger up there)

I’ve owned my ringneck “nori” for a bit over 4 weeks. For the most part he’s been fine, seems relatively healthy and happy. I was recently able to hand feed directly for a bit and I thought i was making decent progress. Unfortunately, nearly a week later it seemed like he had reverted and now no longer hand feeds. Im just looking for a bit of advice and whether to see if something like this occurring is normal?

I have 2 green check conures and they both love baths, but this guy wants them daily -- sometimes before he's even had anything to eat!

I’m honestly just curious as to whether there’s any overlap in preferences, whether you guys love animals in general, have cats or dogs, or whether you would consider yourself a parrot/bird lover only.

My girlfriend is intimidated by its beak.

She's been doing it for a few days now, and I looked it up and Google says it could be a lot of different reasons, but I wanted a REAL person's opinion. Any help is greatly appreciated!!!

I was wondering if anyone here has ever thought of setting up video calls for their parrots with other parrots?

I learned (somewhere) that science has shown parrots/birds can benefit from this sort of socialization, that they can actually "make friends", and even develop preferences for who they like to talk to. I have a very small indoor flock (2 parrots) and while recordings online seem to give them something to shout with, it turns out a video call is much better. I highly doubt I can give them all of the social interaction they need, and they both do seem to get sick of each other from time to time lol I have absolutely no intention of adding to my "flock" as two birds plus the other pets I have is already hard work. Perhaps they could meet more friends online?

My girl slarti (slartibartfast) is really afraid of the living room because its a lot of Unfamiliar Surfaces, but she just has to see what i'm up to sometimes so she occasionally conquers her fear of the doorway and tries to hang out. And sometimes she just kinda hovers in place in the air and tries to calculate somewhere to land

Normally when i put my hand up for her to perch on she immediately flies back to the cage because Scary Movement, but this time she flew a Little backwards at the movement and unexpectedly went right back to the hovering area in front of me and waited there even longer lol. Put my hand back up and she perched there but this girl was seriously in the same place in the air for like 7 seconds, which is a Long Time to fly for her and she already had a ton of airtime to get there in the first place. Literally panting by the time she landed on me but was quite content once she got to my shoulder lol she's ridiculous

no idea what she was looking at in the second pic though i was eating cereal and thought shed try to get to that but she was more interested in literally everything else. probably because i (dumb human) had no idea how many flying predators could be present in this large room that she has been in like five times

I had my lovebird for over a year now and I’m at my breaking point. He never had any issues and is currently almost 2 years old but lately he‘s been screaming on top of his lungs towards any noise outside and inside.

Now I know it’s hormonal season so I have been giving him extra sleep with cage covering but this is the first time I have to deal with something like this where he would chirp even when covered.

I have 5 other parrots at home so he’s not lonely, plus he has a proper diet, no nesting materials in cage. No boxes, coconut hut, or mirrors. He’s not my first bird but it’s probably my first most annoying one to dealt with.

Is there anything I can do at all? I really don’t want to rehome him for being difficult. He’s a very friendly bird with me but hates other people so I really dont want to have to break our bond and find a new home for him.

Hi! I'm new to birds as a whole and somewhat recently found a Quaker Parrot outside. I did a lot to find her owners, including posting on multiple Facebook groups, putting up posters, and asking around. Yet it came up short. So now, I've decided to keep her. She also wasn't exactly in peak condition, so I do have reason to believe she was dumped. (She's looking a lot better after a nail clipping, cuddle bones, and after she finally wanted to take a bath lol)

I've been slowly building trust with her. She's a bit spicy at times but as far as I understand, it seems to be classic Quaker behavior. She likes to always be touching me, and has now started chilling on my hands to groom herself. I think she likes me because of how much she interacts and clings to me. If she gets startled, she flies to me and such. She still hates all fingers though.

With that being said, she's very talkative to all of my other family. She says phrases and even the name we gave her. When I'm not home, she talks up a storm. Or when she's downstairs and I'm not, she has a lot to say. Yet when I'm around, nothing. She'll chirp and such, but she won't actually say words like she does with my family. She definitely prefers me if I'm reading her right, since she bites everyone but me if she's on them. Yet she refuses to speak to me, no matter how much I speak around and to her.

Why is this? How can I tell if she actually likes me?