Parrots are seed-eating birds, and essentially herbivorous, with many species also frugivorous (fruit-eating). Most eat fruits, and the nectar and pollen of flowering trees.
They have strong curved beaks ideal for cracking hard shells of seeds and nuts, including gumnuts in Australia.
Some varieties are also insectivorous, feeding on small insects to help supplement their protein intake. The kea of New Zealand is notable for eating meat, tearing open carcasses to fed on meat and internal organs when their usual diet of nuts, fruits and seeds becomes scarce in the winter months.
Water
yes
yeah they drink from the goblet of fires that dumbledore fetches water from the river with
yes but they perfer fresh water
If a lake is the only available, clean water, yes. Parrots will drink from any clean water source: streams, rives or lakes.
fly, talk, drink, eat, walk, mate, give birth, breathe, live, etc. etc. etc. etc.
birds (parrots)
The plural possessive form of "parrots" is "parrots'." This indicates that something belongs to multiple parrots. The apostrophe comes after the "s" because "parrots" is already a plural noun.
Of course. If parrots did not reproduce, there would be no parrots left. Parrots reproduce by laying eggs, as all birds do.
No, parrots are not psychic.
There are no poisonous parrots.
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