Senegal Parrot was created in 1766.
A Senegal. Quakers are very loud. Senegal are amongst the quiter Parrots
Prices of Senegal Parrots vary depending on the age of the bird as well as with the breeder that you purchase the bird from. We payed $600 dollar for our Senegal Parrot at a bird specialty store, but this was on the high end for the species. You most likely can find a Senegal parrot from a breeder for around $400 dollars. But be careful when choosing your bird. Make sure that your parrot is young enough that it will be able to completely bond with you and also make sure that you purchase your parrot from a reputable breeder or from a pet store which specializes in birds.
Senegal Parrots are small parrots known scientifically as Poicephalus Senegalus. They are from the genus Poicephalus and related to a group of other parrots. They are originally from areas in western Africa from Chad to Cameroon.If you are interested in learning about the origins of the Senegal Parrot, as well as its characteristics, temperament, and how to care, train, tame and own one of these parrots, please refer to a Senegal Parrot Information & FAQ article:http://theparrotforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=348
Parrots are commonly sold in ads, and there are also lots of rescue centers overflowing with parrots.
Between 120-150 grams. Females usually weight less than males.
The average full grown parrot can fly approximately 765 ft high.
More like a 2 to 3 year old. But most parrots are brilliant anyway. :-) xxx
In many species of parrots, the immature individuals look similar to their adult companions with minor differences.In the species Poicephalus Senegalus, or Senegal Parot, many immature, baby and juvenile individuals have different eye colors than adult individuals. Baby Senegal Parrots have large, completely dark or black eyes, while juvenile Senegals may have grey eyes, and adult Senegal Parrots may have bright yellow eyes. The eye color in these parrots changes as the individual parrots mature.If you are interested in Senegal Parrots, and would like to learn more about their characteristics, check out this Information & FAQ about the species of Senegals:http://theparrotforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=348This article is extremely detailed and useful for learning about the species Senegal Parrots.
high as 90 degrees Fahrenheit
yes
Senegal does not have a flower:)