Posts Tagged ‘Fruits And Vegetables’

Yellow Collared Macaw


[ad#blod-ad] The Yellow Collared Macaw is also known as the Yellow Naped Macaw or Golden Collared Macaw and can be found in South American countries like Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia and Argentina. The Yellow Collared Macaw is one of the smallest Macaws and breeders call it

Victoria Crowned Pigeons

[ad#blod-ad] The Victoria Crowned Pigeons are the biggest pigeons. They reach lengths between 28 and 30 inches from head to tail feathers. This bird species lives almost 25 years in captivity. The Crowned Pigeons are tolerant birds, very intelligent and affectionate. They like to spend time with other bird species and they are easy to [...]

How To Ensure Your Pet Bird Stays Healthy

[ad#blod-ad] The health of your bird is directly proportional to the food you give it. It is important that your bird has a balanced nutritional diet. Sometimes the birds die because they are poorly fed or because they get some diseases from the food. So get well informed on how to take care of your [...]

Indian Ringneck Parakeet

[ad#blod-ad] The Indian Ringneck Parakeet is also known as the Rose Ringed Parrot and it can be found in India, Asia. Their maximum length is 40cm (16 inches) from the tail feathers to the beak. In most cases, these parrots will have a lifespan of 25 to 30 years, but in some cases they will [...]

Sulphur Crested Cockatoos

[ad#blod-ad] This bird is also known under the scientific name of Cacatua Galerita and it can be found in Eastern and Northern Australia. This species has two subspecies: the Lesser and Greater Sulphur Crested Cockatoos. The first subspecies is large, and can grow to about 20 inches from the tail feathers to the beak. Their [...]

Quaker Parrot

[ad#blod-ad] Having the scientific name Myiopsitta monachus, the Quaker Parrot is also known as Quaker Parakeet or Monk Parakeet. They are native to South America, with some colonies established in some regions of the United States. In general, they have about 12 inches in length from beak to tail, and weigh between 80 and 150 [...]