Rosy-faced Lovebird
Small, vivid and far more assertive than their size or their romantic name suggests.
Small, vivid and far more assertive than their size or their romantic name suggests.
The clown of the parrot world — relentlessly playful, physically comic, and considerably more work than its size implies.
Elegant, long-tailed and articulate, with an adolescent phase that catches a lot of owners off guard.
Also called the Quaker — the only parrot that builds a communal stick nest, and the only one that is outright illegal in parts of the United States.
Males emerald green, females crimson and blue — so different that they were described as separate species for over a century.
A quiet, self-contained medium parrot — the usual answer when someone wants a real parrot without the volume.
The most kept parrot in the world, and a far more capable talker than its size and price suggest.
The most popular companion parrot after the budgerigar, and the smallest member of the cockatoo family.
Most of a conure’s personality at a fraction of a conure’s volume — the usual recommendation for a first medium parrot.
Rose-pink and grey, smaller and more manageable than the large white cockatoos, and prone to one specific diet-related problem.