No this is a common myth. Though lovebirds who have been raised together will bond to one another and may become depressed if separated, they do NOT need to be sold in pairs. They actually will bond better with humans if kept alone and not in pairs. If they have another bird as a friend, they will choose to bond to them and not to the human.
No, not necessarily. It is a myth that love birds would die without a mate. If you want your love bird to bond to you, its best without a mate. As long as you spend a lot of time with it, then that's fine.
no what I've heared they can't live without each other.
no they are alright alone
i am just wanting to know what time of year that lovebirds breed?
Yes, you can mate the same breed of birds. Some popular breeds of birds that are good to breed include canaries, love birds, and parrots.
All female birds can lay eggs without a mate. However, without a male, the eggs will be infertile and will not hatch.
you can't make birds mate they have to be stimulated and some couples don't get along.
Newborn lovebird chicks often die due to a lack of development within the egg. Their lungs and respiratory system are fully developed and cause rapid death.
These are meant to be questions regarding birds, not your love life.
Birds mate after and before making a nest
Yes, all birds mate and have nests at one point or another. The process is different with all birds.
It depends on the kind of bird which died. Love birds usually don't mate with another one. Some birds even commit suicide after their partner dies. Check what kind of bird it is then research on it.
Probably, but they wouldn't because birds are instinctively drawn to mate only with their own kind.
Yes. Parrots and swifts can mate in midair.
yes, but you need to fall in love with them make friends and all that and then ask if they want to become your mate make sure they dont have a mate already