Hello dears, hope you guys are very well. In this blog we are going to see some intrestic matter about love birds.

    Lovebirds are very popular pets and are a good for first-time bird owners. These birds are great pets for older childer but may be a bit too nippy for younger children. They are quite birds, so they can live in an appartment with you. They can also be friendly with all members hand fed socialized from a young age. They can become nippy as they mature if they are not properly or consistently handled. They need to be kept singly or they will bond with each other rather than you.

       The most popular types lept as pets are the fischer's, masked and peach faced. Make sure you by a young bird rather than an older one because they are easier  to take from a young age. You can tell that once is younger by the amount of black on his beak the more black, the more young. The black normally disappear when they are 4 months old.

     If you able to provide your bird with adequate care and love, this might be the perfect bird for you.

      Love birds are playful, entertaining pets. These 6-inch- long parrots may be small size, but full of personality. They are easily found in pet stores.

         Many people believe that lovebirds should always be bought in pairs. They certainly look happy cuddled up against a fellow lovebird, in their cage. But a single bird can make a perfect pet, provided that you have lots of times to lavish on it. The bird will cuddle on your shoulder for hours.

     In hours with busy owner, however love bird are better kept as pairs. Without attention, single lovebirds, can become depressed, acting out by plucking their own feathers, or nipping at their human with a sharp beak. They may also become defensive of their cage area, especially arround other parrots.

The monogamous birds reach sexual maturity when they're about 10 months old. Making begins with courtship behavior and can continue throughout their roughly 15years lifespans. Monogamy is essential to the social stability of flocks and underlies much of their social behaviour.

   Well, lovebirds usually do not talk in the way you expect. They talk to each other, but not so much to people. Although they are not known of their talking ability their song is pleasent, more so than many other companion parrots.