Many species of birds, including lovebirds, do something called "molting," which means losing their feathers, then growing new ones. Adult lovebirds do this usually twice a year. It's normal and nothing to worry about, unless your bird seems to be plucking its own feathers out and digging at its skin, which could mean it has a skin problem that needs to be seen by a veterinarian. See the Related Link below.
If there are two or more in the same cage, one of the other birds is pulling them out.
I believe that when a parakeet is mad their feathers pufup not sure sorry
his feathers puf up
No a parakeet is definitely NOT a mammal. They belong in the bird species. They lay eggs and have feathers. Parakeets are birds and remember that.
its a type of friendship
A health parakeet will have shiny feathers, clear eyes, shiny beak, and a cere that is free of drainage. A fluffed parakeet that sits at the bottom of the cage is very sick and needs attention immediately.
The upside of having a parakeet is you have a bird with colorful feathers. The downside is incessant squawking and screeching, biting, and parakeet food scattered all over the floor.
It's either a Parrot, a parakeet, or a peacock.
Ducks,chickens,emu,parrot,parakeet
Birds need their feathers because they need to fly and stay warm and covered.If the parakeet has no feathers I'm pretty sure it's a second old.
yes it does. It makes them healthier.
Color can be either sex, but they have feathers, not fur.