"Cleopatra, the Black-capped Conure—I just can't say enough of about the Black-capped conure. They are playful, comedic and extremely bright! Cleopatra will fetch a Wiffle ball and loves lying on her back and throwing it up in the air to catch. She says hello and gives kisses. At night she wraps herself up in her little blanket and sleeps on the floor of her cage. That being said, these are not birds for the inexperienced. Black caps go through a nippy and aggressive stage of testing their limits and if not ruled firmly and consistently they can become very aggressive. I recommend spending time with some before deciding if they are the right bird for you! They need lots of attention! Do not let their small size fool you!"
"Ally the human child and Leroy the Green Cheek Conure. Green Cheeks are very smart, docile and gentle birds! A great first parrot! If hand-raised they interact wonderfully with children and can be trained to speak and do tricks!"
"The Yellowside Green Cheek Conure is the same as the Green Cheek just a different mutation."
Green parrot
"Sam the Orange-winged Amazon—Sam is a 41-year-old wild-caught Amazon. She was handfed and lived with the same owners until they passed away. She is gentle and friendly but does not have much of a vocabulary. However she mimics the smoke detector, Canada goose and Tetris video game perfectly. She can also eat with a spoon!"
"Maggie the Red Lored Amazon—a wild-caught special-needs Amazon that we adopted. He was very mistrusting at first but with time came around. He is bonded most to me but very gentle and patient with the children. He has a moderate vocabulary that includes ’I love you’ and ’Thank you.’"
Painted conure
"Clarke the Senegal parrot—A European import bird that is not tame at all but lots of fun to watch. He is very quiet and seems to whisper!"
Black-capped caique named Stubby— "He’s a sweetheart. He says his name and he can say ’step up’; he also yells ouch when he chews my finger just a little, then he laughs. He tries to bite the cats’ tails when they walk by the cage. Very funny little bird. Oh yeah, he also wolf whistles and blows me kisses."
Parrots spotted in the jungle of Mexico.
Emily holding Sara the newborn cockatiel
Newborn cockatiel
Sara the baby cockatiel at 2 ½ weeks
Sara at 3 ½ weeks old
This is Phil. He is a Blue Indian Ringneck. He loves to play. Owned by Emily Tiscarenio
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