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  • Опубліковано 28 сер 2023
  • Senegal Parrots and Cape Parrots stand as captivating choices for parrot lovers!
    Senegal Parrots, cherished for their vibrant personalities and compact size, offer a delightful presence that suits apartment living. Known for their playful nature and charming vocalizations, they forge strong bonds with caregivers.
    On the other hand, Cape Parrots flaunt elegance with their striking emerald plumage. As captivating as their appearance, they exhibit intelligence and charisma. Cape Parrots require more space, being about twice the size, and nut fat in their diet.
    Both Senegal and Cape Parrots bestow companionship and beauty, enhancing households with their unique allure. They both make amazing parrot companion pets.
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  • @lauracrowe6702
    @lauracrowe6702 3 місяці тому +1

    I have had my Senegal parrot Kiwi for 35 years!!!! He is so wonderful ❤❤❤

    • @ParrotBliss
      @ParrotBliss  2 місяці тому

      That is awesome! Congratulations to you and Kiwi!

  • @1hawaii21
    @1hawaii21 10 місяців тому +4

    My friend had a Senegal. The bird was pretty friendly but totally her bird. The bird was quite comical but cage aggressive. The bird said a few phrases but was pretty quiet. Interestingly this girl also had a cockatiel and a budgie. The three birds tolerated each other but I never saw them preen each other. And, of course, my friend never left the birds alone.😊

    • @ParrotBliss
      @ParrotBliss  10 місяців тому

      Yeah, in some ways, I think Senis are AWESOME, but in some ways they are challenging because they can be difficult 1 person birds. And, you can have 2, but they can't necessarily be in a cage together and they don't necessarily keep each other company. Interesting and different-

    • @Featheryfaith7
      @Featheryfaith7 10 місяців тому

      I can't remember what video that I have seen but animals tend to get territorial and attached to their stuff. So you might would like to change the stuff in their cages and switch them out time to time. That will hopefully decrease the aggressive behaviors.

  • @BusterTheCockatoo
    @BusterTheCockatoo 10 місяців тому +2

    Great info!

    • @ParrotBliss
      @ParrotBliss  10 місяців тому +2

      Thanks for watching! Hugs to Buster!

  • @actoractor8572
    @actoractor8572 10 місяців тому +1

    @Parrot Bliss What happened to your Senegal Parrot?

  • @user-ji4zx9ur9j
    @user-ji4zx9ur9j 10 місяців тому +1

    thx ;-)

  • @Featheryfaith7
    @Featheryfaith7 10 місяців тому +1

    I heard as they age they will not tolerate other birds. That was why the Parrot Wizard gave his Senegal Kili her own big cage whenever he takes out his other parrots and take turns who gets to come out.

    • @ParrotBliss
      @ParrotBliss  9 місяців тому +1

      Interesting!

    • @Featheryfaith7
      @Featheryfaith7 9 місяців тому

      @@ParrotBliss He also made an aviary for his birds too recently.

  • @jojo1828v
    @jojo1828v 10 місяців тому +2

    How do you get them to not be aggressive to other parrots? I watch him like a hawk (pun not intended) but he goes after my other boys. My quaker is alot smaller, he isn't afraid of my Senegal but I don't think that's smart.

    • @ParrotBliss
      @ParrotBliss  10 місяців тому +2

      Do you love your Senegal? I miss having Senis!
      Anyway, unless there is any reason for your Senegal to be aggressive, it may just be personality. My IRN is the most aggressive female I’ve known. She’s not horrible, but I can’t leave her unattended. She’s just who she is and I love her, but I know what she’s capable of…

    • @jojo1828v
      @jojo1828v 10 місяців тому +1

      @ParrotBliss oh yeah, he's an absolute sweetie to people. He does not like other birds. He wants to eat them. I love him, he is funny (clumsy on his feet, don't know if that's because he's young) he is very busy and acrobatic. He seems to play more than my other boys, and he is a wood eater. He's like a mini cockatoo.

    • @ParrotBliss
      @ParrotBliss  10 місяців тому

      @@jojo1828v What’s his name? Does his V go down half way or further on his chest?

    • @jojo1828v
      @jojo1828v 10 місяців тому

      @ParrotBliss His name is Captain Jack (Sparrow), and his V goes down to almost top of his feet. My brother is here and met him last nite, he loves him.

    • @Featheryfaith7
      @Featheryfaith7 10 місяців тому

      I can't remember what video that I have seen but animals tend to get territorial and attached to their stuff. So you might would like to change the stuff in their cages and switch them out time to time. That will hopefully decrease the aggressive behaviors. Sorry I misread your comment. There's other videos about them on UA-cam. But Senegal usually do not like other birds as they age. That we why The Parrot Wizard and Love of Pets switch their birds out time to time and gave them bigger cages.