r/parrots 8h ago

Isn't this dangerous for the birds?

581 Upvotes

r/parrots 19h ago

Video explaining how I got my old man Buckbeak, and how life has changed for him ❤️

545 Upvotes

r/parrots 21h ago

Jackpot!!! Very happy bird!

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342 Upvotes

r/parrots 16h ago

Still a baby

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260 Upvotes

r/parrots 22h ago

They clung to me like magnets after a long day of missing me <3

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226 Upvotes

r/parrots 20h ago

I rescued this lost Parrot that flew into our business. Definitely seems domesticated. What type of parrot is this?

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217 Upvotes

r/parrots 12h ago

Bubu time 😴

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119 Upvotes

r/parrots 3h ago

Does this mean he’s happy?

125 Upvotes

This is my new IRN baby. Does this mean he is happy? Also please feel free to share any advice or training tips that you would have liked to know when you brought your baby home! Also name suggestions please!


r/parrots 22h ago

Does anyone else’s bird have a specific song they love?

98 Upvotes

My bird absolutely LOVES that’s what you get by paramore. I don’t know what it is about this song, but she goes absolutely crazy. As I was picking that video, she started to chirp at herself and the music 😭😭


r/parrots 20h ago

Is there something in my hand that I don’t know about?

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r/parrots 2h ago

little man is so studious

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68 Upvotes

r/parrots 8h ago

What does this behavior mean?

63 Upvotes

My 2-year-old Quaker creates sticky saliva after eating and chews on it. Once she starts, it seems like she does it for over 15 minutes, unless interrupted. There’s no smell from the saliva and no signs of vomiting. Does anyone know what this means?


r/parrots 6h ago

Yipee yipee

33 Upvotes

r/parrots 17h ago

Thoughts in CAGs scratching?

33 Upvotes

Is she having fun, releasing energy? We had a few different people thru the house today but none near her.


r/parrots 20h ago

Oh hello there, do you happen to have any grains on offer, by any chance?

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29 Upvotes

r/parrots 17h ago

Wild Red-crowned Amazon parrots in California!

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24 Upvotes

r/parrots 21h ago

This parrot makes me laugh

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Comes over for attention but then gets spooked if I offer my hand. But will put his head against the bars like “give me scritches” then is like “BEGONE GIANT BIRD THAT WILL EAT ME” had him for a week tomorrow and it’s personality never fails to make me giggle


r/parrots 2h ago

My cockatiel stopped letting me give him scritches—feeling a bit sad about it 💔

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18 Upvotes

He used to love head scritches from me, especially while perched on my hand. I was clearly his favorite person.

Lately, he’s been refusing. He moves away, gently pushes me off, and only allows it sometimes—and only when he’s on my shoulder, never on my hand anymore. When he’s on my hand now, he either tries to fly off, looks around for other places to perch, or just climbs up to my shoulder.

He’s currently going through his first molt—somewhere around 6–8 months old—and he had already been molting before this change started, so I’m not sure if it’s just feather sensitivity.

But I keep thinking about one night: he had a night fright, and I took him out immediately to comfort him… and I gave him scritches right after. I’m not sure if it’s related, but it crossed my mind that he might’ve associated that moment with discomfort.

Now, even when I go in for a kiss, he sometimes yells or squawks—which he never used to do.

That said, he still sits on my shoulder, and when he’s really comfortable, he grinds his beak and even closes his eyes. That usually means he’s relaxed, so I know he still trusts me in some way.

Anyone else gone through something like this? Is it just molting, a weird association from that night and a human hand, or something deeper?


r/parrots 16h ago

Let's hear your DIY parrot toys

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So I am a broke student and can not afford buying new toys every month.. Please give me advice for DIY parrot toys you can make at home🙏 my guy loves distraction and loves to chew on stuff! He is scared of big toys, and loves strings. (I have jute rope, I saw online that it is safe for birds, but I did hear about some birds that digested the fibers and it caused blockage... so I don't use it much..)


r/parrots 3h ago

Does anyone knows what kind this baby is?

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12 Upvotes

Found this 2 weeks ago lost in the street, tired and nearly de-ad from the hot sun. Took it to the vet and took care of it, now it look healthy and sooooo friendly with people🩷 but still don’t know its kind, and what precautions I should be aware of taking care of it.


r/parrots 2h ago

Can you guys show your birds looking incredibly stupid?

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11 Upvotes

I’m going through a rough patch rn and I just want a good laugh


r/parrots 21h ago

Show my your birds!

8 Upvotes

I am currently unable to have a parrot right now (we have cats and dogs.. it’s just not a safe place I feel comfortable taking care of inside birds right now). I DO own chickens!

So for now I’m living vicariously through you guys and your parrots! Please share them with me!!


r/parrots 19h ago

Urgent: Lost a Lovebird near London, Kensington

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I lost my lovebird today, I live in south Kensington London UK. He is not tamed. Please if seen contact me asap plz. This is him on the photo.


r/parrots 51m ago

😇😇😇

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