Can you give me a long list of talking birds?

Answer 1

Parrots

Budgerigar

Monk Parakeet

Blue-Fronted Ama

Indian Ringneckzon

Eclectus

Yellow-Crowned Amazon

Double Yellow Head Amazon

Hill Myna

Yellow-Naped Amazon

African Grey

Answer 2

- African Grey Parrot

- Indian Ringneck Parakeet

- Double Yellow-Headed Amazon

- Blue Fronted Amazon

- Yellow-Naped Parrot

- Hill Myna

- Quaker Parrot

- Budgerigar (Budgie)

- Monk Parakeet

- Eclectus Parrot

- Sun Parakeet

- Tui (actually rather difficult to have as a pet unless you're a native of New Zealand)

- Yellow-Crowned Amazon

- Senegal

- Cockatiels (more likely to mimic household noises such as the telephone and doorbell)

- Conures

- Blue and Yellow Macaw

- Hyacinth Macaw

- Red and Green Macaw

- Red-Shouldered Macaw

- Galah (rose-breasted cockatoo)

- Little Corella (more likely to whistle words they learn than "speak" them like most others)

- Palm Cockatoo (Goliath Cockatoo)

- Rose-Ringed Parakeet

- Salmon-Crested Cockatoo

- Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo

- Timneh Parrot (commonly mistaken for African Grey Parrots)

Ravens and Mockingbirds will also sometimes mimic speech but are very rarely heard reciting it.

Answer 3

Some talking birds in the parrot family are the Amazon parrot, the African grey parrot, budgerigars, Quaker parakeets, and the Indian ringneck parakeet. Also on the list are the eclectus parrot, the Abyssinian lovebird, the yellow-headed Amazon, and the lilac-crowned Amazon.

Answer 4

Many birds have the ability to speak. It depends on the bird what phrases they will say. Parrots, parakeets, and conors are the typical ones people think of.

Answer 5

A few talking birds from the parrot family are the Monk Parakeet, Indian Ringneck, and the Eclectus.

Answer 6

Birds that talk that are part of the parrot family are amazon parrots, African grey parrot, Cockatoos, and Parakeets.

Answer 7

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