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Double Yellow-headed Amazon

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Double Yellow-headed Amazon Double Yellow-Headed Amazons are excellent talkers and frequently sing very well too! The Double Yellow-headed Amazon Amazona oratrix, is an extremely intelligent, attractive and entertaining parrot. Also known as the Yellow-headed Amazon and Yellow-headed Parrot, this is a prize bird that is particularly handsome with a high aptitude for speaking. While young these mostly green birds have only a yellow forehead and maybe a dappling of yellow across the rest of the head. The completely yellow head of mature birds takes place through molting over a period of about 4 years. The adult is a lively, spectacular colored pet bird. The Yellow-headed Amazon has been popular as a pet for several 100 years. These birds are very inquisitive. They are definitely not a timid or shy bird and are known to be drama queens/kings. The Double Yellow Headed Amazon will usually attach itself to one member of the family as a mate but will tolerate the other members o

Parrots good nutrition and diseases.

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Parrots good nutrition and diseases. For Parrots good nutrition is essential to help prevent parrot diseases in captivity and helps to keep your pet parrot healthy,but just like humans sometimes healthy parrots get sick and needs specialist care to help the bird recover. Furthermore in addition to fruits and grains, they can often eat insects and, quite often, even small critters for added protein.The majority of individuals forget that, in the wild, parrots are omnivores to some degree. However, it isn’t an excellent approach to offer your parrot any fish or beef. It might not kill them,however it probably will make them ill. Small pieces of chicken, however, are fine if given only in moderation. Parrots are extremely affectionate. They love being petted and cuddled and smooched and murmured to. Like yourself. Ensure you spend some time to schmooze your birdie daily. Many of them prefer to rest on your shoulder whilst you scratch their head and neck, some prefer to remain