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Do Corellas belong to the Parrot family?
Yes; a corella is a type of Australian parrot.
What group is the cockatiel?
The cockatiel is a type of Australian parrot.
What does a Australian king parrot look like?
Australian King Parrots eat seeds, nuts and berries, and other types of fruit. They also like the nectar of native flowers, and sometimes nip off the leaf buds.
Is Australian King Parrot a reptile or mammal?
Neither. It is a bird.
How long does your Australian parrots hatch their egg?
The australian parrot take 2 to 3 weeks to hatch their eggs!
What kind of Animal is a Corella?
A corella is an Australian bird of the parrot family.
What is life cycle of king Australian parrot?
up to 25 years
What do parrots eat but a home parrot?
they eat grains
Can A parrot eat popcorn?
yes i give popcorn to my parrot all the time
Does parrot fish eat goldfish?
No parrot fish main diet are coral
What does a parrot eat in the Rain Forest?
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How does a parrot fish eat?
with its mouth....
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