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Pet Parrot Species

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A flock of colorful young budgies sitting on a perch in front of a white and gold tapestry.

American Budgerigars / Parakeets

Commonly sold simply as "parakeets", budgerigars are small grass seed-eating parakeets native to the savannas of Australia, and they are the only member of their genus, Melopsittacus. 


Both males and females can learn to talk, and they can learn to enjoy head scritches from their favorite person. With big personalities in a tiny package, budgie parakeets make for highly curious and entertaining pet parrots!


American budgerigars can live 10-15+ years with proper care.

Two tame linnies, creamino and green, eating millet while perched on a hand.

Lineolated Parakeets / Linnies

Adorably nicknamed "linnies", these little parrots are native to tropical cloud forests of South America. They require more humidity and fresh foods than Australian parrots.


Unlike most parakeets, linnies have shorter tails, as well as dextrous feet and tongues, and (fun fact) they don't like to poop where they sleep! They are generally a quieter species that love to burrow and explore nooks and crannies, which makes them natural pocket-parrots!


Linnies can live 10-15+ years with proper care.

Two English budgies up close to the camera and looking at one another.

English Budgerigars

The English variety of budgerigar has been selectively bred for a larger body type and longer feathers. They tend to have a calmer temperament than their wild-type cousins but the largest-bodied and longest-feathered may be less healthy and not fly skillfully. As such, I breed towards balance and moderation. 


English budgies are just as playful and intelligent as their smaller cousins, with some extra floof to love!


Responsibly bred English budgerigars can live 7-10+ years with proper care.

A wild Bourke's parakeet male sitting on a b branch in a tree.

Bourke's Parakeets

Bourke's are also Australian natives, recently classified into their own genus, Neosephotus. Bourkes are crepuscular, meaning they are most active during dusk and dawn, with tinkling bell-like whistles and chirps. They primarily nap midday - perhaps on your shoulder? 


Bourkes don't preen one another, so they prefer not to be petted, but they are sweet, intelligent, very quiet, and possibly the least destructive species of pet parrots. 


Bourke's can live 10-15+ years with proper care. Photo

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