Known for their longevity and exceptional mimicry skills, African Grey Parrots require plenty of mental stimulation. They are medium-sized birds with grey plumage, reaching heights of 32cm and weighing around 400g.
Characterized by their vibrant colors and long tails, Macaws include endangered species like the hyacinth, scarlet, and Spix’s Macaw. They are loud and trainable, with sizes ranging from 11.8 to 39.5 inches and lifespans up to 60 years.
Recognizable by their crests and curved bills, Cockatoos are monogamous birds that build nests in tree hollows. Playful and affectionate, they require significant attention and can develop destructive behaviors without proper care.
Weighing between 30-40 grams, Budgies have a lifespan of 15-20 years and measure 7 to 8 inches long. They are nomadic in nature and can be taught to mimic human speech with proper grooming.
The smallest pet parrot species, Parrotlets can be aggressive despite their small size. They have a hearty appetite and can live over 20 years if well cared for, though they are not known for imitating human speech.
Popular as pets, Amazon Parrots have short, rounded wings and tails, weighing between 190g to 565g and living up to 100 years. They are highly social birds and are at risk primarily from human activities.
These small parrots are 13-17 cm long, weighing 40-60g, and require affection and companionship. Lovebirds are known for their bonding behavior and enjoy activities like bathing and chewing on objects.
Also known as the red crown parakeet, Kakariki Parrots are energetic birds native to New Zealand. They are endangered due to human impact, require spacious cages, and have a lifespan of 10-15 years.
Gentle and easy to tame, Cockatiels are popular pets with lifespans ranging from 16 to 25 years. They are known for their colorful variations and distinct crest, which reflects their mood.