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Lovebirds
Lovebirds are a common household pet. Small and colorful, these birds got their name from the way the snuggle close to each other. Lovebirds can be chirpy, playful, and affectionate pets.
259 Questions
What is the sound Lovebird makes?
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.
How old are love birds when laying eggs?
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!
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
What color is the female lovebird?
lovebirds are a very beautiful green with a beautiful pink peach colour
They get spooked very easily at night, so its good to leave a night light on for them.
Actually, cockatiels are not scared of the dark, and they do not get spooked at night time, unless people insist on creeping up quietly and looking at them, disturbing them suddenly. Cockatiels and other parrots should not have a night light as it disturbs their natural day-night rhythm. They should be covered at night, with the light out, and no other pets to disturb them.
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.
How bad will it hurt if a lovebird bit you?
Yes, light pink to light orange on the face, and light green everywhere else.
What time of the day does love birds like to mate?
i am just wanting to know what time of year that lovebirds breed?
Why lovebirds are called lovebirds?
lovebirds are called lovebirds because they are a symbol of love.
Well, all birds puff up. The bird will puff up to rearrange feathers out of order, and to let out warm air against its skin that has been trapped by the feathers.
Need to know how big is the wingspan of a love bird?
It is a fairly small bird, 17-18 cm long with an average wing length of 106 mm and tail length of 44-52 mm. Wild birds are mostly green with a blue rump.
How do you train a lovebird to talk?
Teaching a budgie to speak is tricky, so listen carefully. Here are some good steps to take:
1. It is best to take your budgie out of its cage for the lesson.
2. Start out with easy words like your budgie's name or "Pretty Bird."
3. Do this at a certain or appropriate time every day.
4. Be patient. Teaching a budgie to speak takes some time.
5. Reward your budgie with fruit or parakeet treats.
6.also remember to touch your budgie in the private
How do you determine a male lutino African lovebird to a female lutino African lovebird?
The males will have brighter colors then the females. If you have a closer look, you can tell a slight different color tone to them. One well have brighter colors "males" lighter colors mean "females". I get these birds all the time. And I have noticed that there will be to together. Male, and female. Just look at the color difference and if ones brighter and more colorful it means male. Hope this help.
Unfortunately, yes they are color blind. They can only see purple, blue and green as a color and that's it. I feel sorry for lovebirds, not much color to see or admire...
What to do when a love bird is egg bound?
The incubation period for lovebirds is about 23 days. So after this time has elapsed, and if the eggs were incubated correctly by the parents, the chicks will begin to hatch. If the eggs do not hatch then they are probably infertile and can be removed from the nest. It is common and natural for females to lay infertile eggs.
How long does it take for a lovebird to trust you?
first make him or she do a trick and then give it to eat and then put your finger in front of him and then he will start liking u
How many years a lovebirds can live?
About 10-15 Years. One lovebird lived for 17 years though. One person once stated that his/her lovebird lived for 25 years!
Why do love birds kick out their eggs?
they just love the eggs and they thought the egg will hatch you can just change the egg into a thing that is round and white and later they will find out that, that is not an egg and they will stop siting on it
