Lovebird is the common name for Agapornis. There are nine breeds of lovebirds that Agapornis covers. hope that helped

The scientific name for birds is Aves. It is a class in the animal kingdom that includes all birds.

Lovebirds symbolize love, affection, and companionship. They are known for their strong bond with their partner and are often seen as a symbol of deep, loving relationships. In many cultures, lovebirds are also associated with devotion and loyalty.

Per Vastu Shashtra it is not recommended to keep any free flying Birds at Home as a pet, only feeding a Bird is considered good. For more about Vastu check this channel. AstroVastu ForYou(Planets Combination in Vastu)

No this is a common myth. Though lovebirds who have been raised together will bond to one another and may become depressed if separated, they do NOT need to be sold in pairs. They actually will bond better with humans if kept alone and not in pairs. If they have another bird as a friend, they will choose to bond to them and not to the human.

after the baby comes out of the egg it takes about 3-4 weeks. and about a month old it should look like a big bird. :)

If you do not want 4-6 additional lovebirds, here's how. First order dummy eggs online. Lovebird size. This will trick the lovebirds into thinking the eggs will hatch and will also keep them from having another clutch. Second you will need to get the eggs and put them in the freezer. Sometimes they can hatch in the oddest of locations. Once they have been frozen, throw them away. Eventually the lovebirds will stop trying to raise eggs, and will become regular pairs again once breeding season ends.

It depends on the species - Madagascar (grey-headed) and red-headed differ in colour between the sexes. All other species are nominally identical. Experienced keepers/breeders can usually sex them by shape/size/nature and/or by the width between the pelvic bone (the wish-bone). Failing that, DNA or surgical sexing is required.

Just about all of it, depending on species.

Fruits and seeds are particularly popular.

A lovebird has no decibel. The closer your ear is to a sound source the louder it will be.

We measure the sound pressure level (SPL) in decibels at a distance.

Laymen are happy knowing a fantasy "decibel of 100 dB".

But without any distance such value is really nonsense.

I just got my 2nd budgie about a month ago and they are starting to mate. They are usually at least 2 years old, sometimes they are 3, but before then they have not mated. Parakeets become a young adult at 9 months, so it is unlikely for them to breed in their first two years of age. Hope I helped!

9 to 12 months

A dove, I am guessing.

No. I thought Turkeys, chickens, geese, etc, had baldders but the website below shows that they do not. They have kidneys that process the urine into the solid waste. Read the last page of the text on this link. Link: http://im.itcs.uiuc.edu/ak17supp.pdf

it is found in many places but moslty in your foot. hahahahahaha

lovebirds are a very beautiful green with a beautiful pink peach colour

Yes, indeed they are! They are in the same family as larger parrots such as Amazons and Macaws and definitely have a big parrot personality in a little parrot body. Some identifying features of birds in the parrot family are four toes on each foot, with two facing forward and two back and the classic hookbill.

Yes, light pink to light orange on the face, and light green everywhere else.

i am just wanting to know what time of year that lovebirds breed?

a lovebird really have a food chain