Turquoise green cheek conures are friendly and amusing parrot species. They appear in an extensive variety of colors due to color gene mutations. It is a modification of green cheeked conure or green cheeked parakeet. Turquoise green cheek conure facts Turquoise green cheek conure lifespan The average lifespan expectancy of green cheek conure is typically 10 years … [Read more...]
Timneh Congo African Grey Parrot
The origin of the Timneh Congo African Grey Parrot is Liberia, a smaller area of Africa. It was considered a subspecies of the Grey parrots but is now identified as a full species. The scientific name of it is Psittacus erithacus timneh. In addition to this, it is medium-sized and can become a great pet because of its beauty, mimicking the sound and talking ability. They … [Read more...]
Cockatiel Types Or Cockatiel Mutations
Cockatiel types are mutations of cockatiels. These might accidentally occur during the breeding process. Sometimes these mutations are domesticated also, by cockatiel breeders for their own requirements. Although, Cockatiel types have different cockatiel colors for their diversification. All cockatiel types have the same social behavior except grey and ashenfallow … [Read more...]
Normal Grey Cockatiel Behave, Breeding, Food & Care
Normal grey cockatiel is the original cockatiel of all cockatiel color mutations. They mostly have grey plumage and round patches of orange color. All types of cockatiel parrots are cockatiel color and genetic mutations, excluding the normal grey parrots. Therefore, the system of cockatiel mutations starts to form the normal grey cockatiels that show wild type … [Read more...]
Male Cockatiel Behave, Lifespan, Breeding, Food & Care
The male cockatiel is yellow or white on face and has round orange patches on both ears, therefore often mentioned as "cheddar cheeks." Cockatiel parrots are singing birds, the songs of the male cockatiel being more diverse and smooth as compared to the Female Cockatiel. Male cockatiels are more active and energetic and famous for their vocalization. Of first … [Read more...]