Pet BirdsWhiskered Lorikeets or Arfak Alpine Lorikeets
The Whiskered Lorikeets or Arfak Alpine Lorikeets are endangered in their natural habitat (CITES II) and can be found in the mountains of Vogelkop peninsula
The Congo African Grey Parrot, a marvel of the avian world, captivates enthusiasts with its intelligence, vocal prowess, and striking appearance.
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Pet BirdsThe Whiskered Lorikeets or Arfak Alpine Lorikeets are endangered in their natural habitat (CITES II) and can be found in the mountains of Vogelkop peninsula
Pet BirdsOther birds found in Indonesia: Listing of Birds or Photos
Bird BreedersRingnecks are unsuitable as “starter birds,” and should not be placed in mixed species collections due to aggressive tendencies. Although they are being kept
Bird BreedersHyacinthe Macaws are often referred to as the “gentle giant;” they are very smart but also require A LOT of special accommodations which can get costly, such
Pet BirdsThe following table has been compiled from Rosemary Low’s book “Parrots in Aviculture” ISBN# 1-56465-179-7
Pet BirdsThe Pygmy Lorikeet (Charmosyna wilhelminae) – also known as Wilhemina’s Lorikeet – is endemic to the South-east New Guinea, Western New Guinea and East Huon
Pet BirdsThese medium-sized parrots make captivating and loyal pets. There is little difference in personality between the two species, so which to choose is often
HealthSome of the avian diseases require direct or indirect contact with a diseased bird (viral / bacterial disases, for example). If a pet hasn’t been in contact
Housing & ToysAltricial species of birds (including all parrots and birds of prey) are blind and helpless when they hatch and it is some weeks before they are able to move
Pet BirdsYour guide on all cockatiel mutations currently bred
HealthLoss of voice in birds can be caused by a problem in the syrinx (a bird's vocal organ). The syrinx is located at the base of the windpipe (trachea), where the trachea divides into the bronchi, which connect the trachea with the lungs.
Lameness is generally defined as the lack of, or partial use, of one or both legs. It's a sign of weakness or nerve damage. It could be caused by trauma, tumor, stroke, heavy metal toxicity – among other possibilities.
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