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- What would you choose between a sun conure and an African Grey?! Leave a comment with your choice!
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My Dad rescued a sun conure from a dentist's office in town that had an aviary that was being torn down. He was a known bird person so everyone called him first to rehome. We brought her home and learned that she had no interaction apart from feeding for 23 years, but we let her out and she flew around our house to explore with no trouble. She sat on the side of our bowls that night to share dinner and managed to sleep in bed with my dad. She was always very welcoming to new people and would fly down and greet them most of the time. The fact that she didn't have interaction for so long made it so surprising but she turned out to be a really perfect bird. Lived to be 29
Love this story!
Glad she found you guys for her twilight years! Her last few years must have been nice for her, thanks for sharing
Wait a minute getting fed for 23 years they don't live up to that liar
@@Gh10xst sun conures live up to 30 years in captivity
@@Gh10xst sun conures can live up to 35 years
Jamie I've finally made some major headway with severely cagebound sun conure. He now stays out of his cage all day and his confidence level is huge. Thank you for all your videos.
Yay! Great job! đ
Immediate click as soon as I see sun conures AND African grey in the same vid
Same. Sun conures are so beautiful, AGâs are so smart
I really want both
Me too!
Same I want a green cheek and an African grey because AGâs are so smart and mellow and green cheeks are so energetic
I'm new to this. We are thinking about a therapy bird.
I have an African grey. He will be with us for 2 years on May 4th. His worst sound is the smoke detector. It's his "I'm nervous" sound. My favorite thing he does is a fart or burp sound followed by hysterical laughter. I love my grey. He talks a lot and it's a huge mix of wild bird calls, digital sounds, and a few words and song bits. He whistles a lot too. He is not overly social with being held but he loves to say hello to kids, dog walkers, and the neighbors when he's outside.
I am the owner of initially a Quaker Parakeet since last September 2020;
However , I love both the SunConure and the African Greys..
When I was looking for a parrot to bring home, I was really thinking I was going to get a Sun Conure , but because I live in an apartment with neighbors above , on the sides and behind me, I was advised that getting Sun Conure would most likely not be a good idea , since their volume levels can get pretty high and may cause my neighbors to start complaining about the noise my bird is making ..
As for going with an African Grey instead, ( which is my Dream Parrot ) I had to unfortunately for go because , Well the price for that particular breed of parrot is quite a bit out of my price range đ„Č...
So I ended up going with my Quaker âLunaâ...
I love her to pieces, but find that she is just a loud as a Sun Conure at times with her screeching...
Fortunately my neighbors havenât complained so far & so good đ
So I am thinking now that maybe just maybe I couldâve gotten a Sun Conure like I I initially wanted to go with ...
Oh well, it what is, and either way I will would love to have either a Sun Conure or an African Grey hopefully in the future..
@@sharonwheat4288 I got Sailor for only 300, at the age of 20. I agree the prices are crazy, and the wait-list for babies is ridiculous too. If you find yourself a rescue, prices should be much more reasonable. Mine, I got on craigslist from a man who was moving. Just be careful of scams.
I have been looking into buying a bird but canât find any. Iâve lined for sanctuaries and canât find any nearby and none on Craigslist or through breeders. Maybe Iâm just bad at finding them, but the only place Iâve found is at a flea market. I would rather do a rescue or find a young bird through a breeder but if you could lmk any other forms that you tried looking it would be super cool
@@sharonwheat4288 I know a quaker wasn't your first choice, but they really are wonderful birds. I had the pleasure of loving a rescue quaker for a time. He was an older bird with some health problems and wasn't with me for long, but he was so charming and inteligent. I tried to teach him to say hello whenever he heard someone knock, but he learned to knock with his beak and say hello instead. He was my first parrot and I miss him every day.
@@laurenmellen654 Donât get me wrong, Now that I have had my Quaker baby girl â Lunaâ ( 9 mos. old now) I have grown very attached to her even though she is quite Bratty most of times & very highly intelligent... I wouldnât trade her in for the world...
Until a year ago, I had both a Sun Conure and an African Grey. Pete, my Sun Conure passed in the night at age 20. :(
While I would agree with everything you have said, I will add that the Greys CAN be quieter--until they begin imitating the Conures! More than once, Riley, my Grey could be heard 'doing' Pete's screech, and then saying, "Pete, Shush". Pete however was sitting next to me, silently. lol.
When I came home at night, Pete would hear and recognize the sound of my car, get excited, and start up his squawk. How I miss that greeting now.
I was trying to find differences between your sun conures and now i see thet IÂŽm not alone .
I find that greys, at least mine, is really shy and doesn't talk when there are strangers in the house. But when there is something going on in the kitchen like I'm putting the dishes in the dishwasher, she starts to talk A LOT. Greys are also easy to train to talk. Whenever I come home, too, my Grey always does this ear piercing screech and rings her bells
my gray is so jealous over the dishwasher, totally get it lol
conures are great! my little guy is so playful and mischievous :) they are a lot less dusty than many other species of birds as well, which is a big consideration in a household with an asthmatic
African Grays, Cockatoos, and Cockatiels are very dusty birds.
I have a sun conure and an African grey! I have had the grey for 10 years so introducing the conure was a big change. Much more noise and a lot livelier! But the grey defiantly has a more chill and talkative personality as apposed to the conure who's very active and tends to scream when excited.
Iâve heard greys and Quakers are the friendliest birds and looking at your greys face reminds me of my Quaker. They fall in love
I help out my local pet shop with cleaning cages and I was right next to the sun conure cage and their scream deafened me a bit đ
African grey is the best talker ever!! The smartest bird, but also with lots of needs.
for me budgies are the best talkers xD... They literally hold all the guinness world records
@ChosenML nah an African grey is the best
@@glizzy6717 budgies
@ChosenML guiness is a terrible organization that doesnât do their due diligence. Theyâre about charging people for so called âverificationâ. Their business isnât in being correct. Citing guiness is not an acceptable source of information in any serious context. You could publicly break a record tomorrow and they would not change their records until you paid them several tens of thousands of dollars. Itâs a scam. They even let proven cheats keep their records simply because the cheaters paid them and the true record holders didnât.
I'd say yellow nape
My conure is so loveable and cute. The noise sucks but itâs not the worst. He is however so clingy. He wants to be with his people constantly which can be a bit of a problem. Working on stationing and staying. He also has bad manners with new people. The pandemic set back socialization
I'm in the same boat. LoL. So clingy.
Same here on the clinginess. I live alone and have no other birds, so I'm pretty much the "mate".
Sun conures all the way. I feel like sun conures also have this really sweet cuddling and clown like personalities. They may be loud but they are so beautiful. I love my sun conure.
what do you think of mexican green conures? they are kind of like cherry head conures but all green. Are they similar to sun conures in personality?
omg love this vid my grey is more calm and quiet
I love my grey because she talks and rarely squawks. But she does get moody. I canât leave the room without my grey getting upset.
Exactly the reason I would NEVER get a parrot! And the pooping everywhere lol
@@ryanmichalski3490 Birds can be potty trained. It's not that difficult. It's Very nice once it's done too. A lot of people don't realize that but it is quite common. I think it took like days to potty train my cockatoo. When she had to poop, she ran or flew back to her cage pooped and resumed playing, hanging out, cuddling, or whatever she was doing at the time. Mine and others remind me of a toddler or small child they get this look run to the bathroom and then return like nothing happened. Again, it NOT hard to teach or train a bird to be potty trained. And if I remember right, Jamie (BirdTricks) has a video on it as well as others. I used to know a guy that had an Amazon that went everywhere with him. Most of the time on his shoulder(s), And the guy's back was completely covered in bird poop. Now that was gross.
African grey is my dream bird. Theyâre so beautiful
Yes one day I will bring one home too.
My SUN CONURE Is In Love With Me.đ
And HE LETS EVERYBODY KNOW IT...đŁ
đ» Not EXACTLY a fan of others...
We inherited a grey and we didn't think we'd ever be able to hold her and let her out of her cage because she didn't have any freedom nor any socialization in years but we've had great improvement with her. I'd pick a grey all day any day
I have not watchd the video but im excited
I love having a jenday conure. She's only loud when I come home or after long silences when she hears me coming. Though I have to say, if I'd not fell in love with one of my friends conures first, a grey would've been next on my list of parrots.
All of you birds are so beautiful! I wish I could have both! Detka was so quiet during the video!
So beautiful they both are.
Great to see choose between video! Hope to see more combination of parrots to help people choose. Love to see MACAW VS AFRICAN GRAY
I have a Catalina Macaw and African Gray and my Catalina Macaw is a total velcro bird. My African Gray likes to have me near her but doesnât show the same level stress when I get ready to leave for work in the morning. Macaws can also make extremely loud contact calls, much louder than anything an African Gray can produce. In my experience African Grays are more independent and just love to be in your presence while the Catalina Macaw wants to be with me all the time. I try to split my time up pretty evenly between my three birds but my macaw is a lot more demanding of my time.
We had both when I was a kid. The conure scream was no joke, but the conure was much more of a people bird, the African Grey preferred to do it's own thing.
I'm pleased you did this Jamie. Rio my sunconure is insane!!!!! Screams all the time and always wants my attention. He was a rescue bird. He choose me as his human and could not leave him. I love him so much but man they can scream. Throw in an Ecelctus and a Gallah and you have a real bird party!!
I have trouble telling a few of my sun conures apart, too, ha!
Do your RESEARCH, RESEARCH, RESEARCH before purchasing ANY bird. We had great experiences with parakeets and then two cockatiels. After the cockatiel died, we decided on a conure. The noise level was overwhelming. I hand fed the conure, but he decided that my father was HIS person. He was great company for my father who was in his 80âs. When my father passed away, we couldnât get near the bird without ending up bloody. Wish we had the benefit of your videos at that time. We ended up surrendering the bird to a shelter out of ignorance of what to do.
Thatâs interesting. Iâve not long got my cockatiel and Iâm three weeks heâs basically just a shoulder buddy. Not sure if heâll get more playful after his first molt but I been looking at sun conures for the playfulness. Caiqueâs are too much but they look like the best players. Maybe a conure wouldnât be the answer
@@Drone-Tivities Be aware that Conures are one of the loudest birds. Be sure you want that decibel level all day. And do you have close neighbors?
@@lindalundblad3592 donât think I could let my little guy go even though he would stay in the family
Your voice must be very bird attractive! My Quaker was so interested at your video when I play on tv! He normally doesnât give a damn about tv.
Your hair looks gorgeous. I love the purple and I usually donât like off colors.
Sun conure for me. I used to have one and let me tell you they have a big personality in a little bird body.
I love them both! Sun conure is really sweet!
Love the new hair!
Love the hair â„ïžâ„ïž
Thank you!!!!! For this video !!!! Hugs and stay safe and keep creating. â€
I just found your channel because I'm thinking of getting bird when I move in to my new home! Love your vids, your birds are awesome and your daughter is unbelievably adorable xx
When I worked at a pet store, they only sold conures. They were so noisy, especially if they couldn't find anyone to play with (usually it was me). And they were quite clingy but I enjoyed working with them! So rewarding
I have an African gray. I love that he is so social (nosy, friendly, interested, doing activities together, talking/making noises to make contact and if he wants something etc.). He's so calm/mellow, mainly. He can be a little needy sometimes. And he will be frustrated if he wants something and it takes to long or he doesn't get it. He's also a real dust machine, with ultra fine 'talcum' powder. An air purifier with a good HEPA -filter is no luxury haha. Yes, I'm very happy I choose an African gray, It just fits! The connection is strong between us, he's more than just a pet. Laico flies fine. True, he is not an elegant flyer. Maybe it's because of the wingspan and strong muscle structure (no belly fat)?
Yep, just like toddlers! I loved this video. Great info about the pros and cons of each species. And, anytime you do a video with the birds, I just love watching them. Thank you!đŠđâ€ïžNJâ€ïžđŠ
My Green Cheek isn't loud at all. She does say a few words and phrases which is a great surprise. She's such a sweet and fun girl. Big personality in a small package. We adore her†I definitely did my homework with conures and went with Pyrrhura species. Our personalities blend well
sun conures are A LOT louder than green cheeks!
@@alanahjade27 yup thats why I have a GCC....love love her
i've got 4 green cheeks & 1 african grey. this is all fairly spot on behavior wise !
Love the new hair color! You can pull off tons of colors but this might be my favorite so far!
Love the purple hair - so pretty!
My Dusky Conure is pretty mellow for the most part, but definitely has his "conure moments"!
Theyâre both awesome birds! Iâve loved African Greys for some time now due to their intelligence (I was amazed when I learned that they could actually learn the meaning of words!), and their general laidback personality. Not to mention, while I donât mind the screeching, Iâm going to be getting a dog whose ears will inevitably be far more sensitive than mine, and a less screechy bird would probably be something heâll be grateful for!
I have a 9 month old sun conure and he's a sweetheart except for the screaming when I walk away or leave the room. He will continue to call until I return to him. OMG!
I have two conures and love em! They love their window time sitting on my arms and shoulders staring out the window!
You have lovely and healthy looking birds. For me living in a appartment the sun is ideal size. I find them cuter and more colourful. Sun conure is the winner for međ
Love your hair! I would love to have a rehomed grey one day. They live so long, it would be nice to home one from an elderly person.
My African grey Merlin is super obsessed with me and the kitchen because , he loves to guard the kitchen for some reason and one of them is he is a foodie . We have breakfast together and dinner together and I love him!
I love the little zoom noise when they fly lol. Also I've always wondered how people with more than one of the same kind of bird tell them apart, it always seems impossible to me. Good to know even you sometimes make mistakes, haha
We just rescued a senior sun conure and she's the sweetest most loving bird I've ever met. I think she's much easier to handle then our blue gold macaw lol
My grey won't go to anyone else. Shakes and flutters his wings when my husband is near. It really makes me sad for all of us
Conures love to get involved in every thing I do,...(they can be a pest at times!). They tend to love to go under my shirt to hang out, or dangle from my shirt.
i have a very very young GCC and i'm glad to know i'm not the only one struggling with bites!! when she gets behind my head or something it's SO hard to see what's going on or why she's biting me
It's so cute how you can tell the birds apart by the tricks they know :D That could be a thing then, to do it on purpose :D
I have a green cheek conure who is *shockingly* not-screamy. The parrotlet thatâs currently made of hormones? So. Loud. đ The conureâs alarm call, though, is super loud and SHRILL. Conures really have some pipes at any given moment they choose to showcase them!
Parrotlets can be shockingly loud. People need to stop recommending them as good apartment birds
@@AbigailM231 I think price needs to not be the top corn for whether or mot bringing an animal into your life is âworth it,â and I strongly believe if thatâs your first question - getting a bird may not be the best decision for you longterm. Its a living animal that needs ongoing care, attention, and training - not a one time $500 investment in something cute.
*top concern
@@AbigailM231 i donât care if you âwant a bird,â I care if youâre committed to wanting to care for, nurture, and train that bird. Its effort, not money, than you should be thinking about in regards to an animal that lives close to thirty years long when cared for properly.
@@WonderfulWorldofAwesomeness totally agree. I rescyed three birds from a bad situation and had no idea what I was getting myself into. Thankfully Iâm not educated and fully willing to provide a heavy-foraging environment to work around het extra energy, but absolutely agree. People should be more carefully warned prior to be given a parrot of any kind.
â€ïž You are the best and extremely beautiful and all other people who loves these beautiful creatures đčâ€ïž
Great video again Jamieleigh ,and love the hair colour , love from Kev and Charlie the African Grey ,Annan Scotland
African grey, of course!! Heâs the luv of my life đ (sorry hubby!)
Totally off topic -- LOVING the burgundy/purple hair! very sophisticated! Back on topic, my African grey would totally wolf whistle at your hair đ€Ł
I love you guys and what you do! ( and your hair btw:D )
Definitely prefer an African Grey but thatâs because I own one lol đ
I'd love to see a comparison between the personality of an African Grey & one of the Aussie parrots (like a gallah or cocky, or lorikeet). I get the feeling the Aussie ones are all far more boisterous & outgoing & into everything, while the African Greys are much more timid & nervous about new things, is this right?
I donât have a conure. But do have a CAG. Sheâs great. The dust she puts out is insane though.
My greys are talking and talking and barking and talking and making every noice they hear from around the garden, the donkey of the neighbours đđđđ , we laugh so much with them
I had a sun Conure and Congo grey growing up. They were best friends. That sunny lived for over 28 years
Love your hair color
JAMIE!!!! THE HAIR!!!!
I have had African grey, green cheek conure, ringneck and couple other species already on nineties. Those all have passed away.
On last autumn I had finally possibility to have a parrot again! And I chose 3 months old (young) African grey and I live in my own house and dont care a bit about noise.
They are just so clever ones and teach me at least as much as I teach them.
Conures are really funny clowns.
Jamie, you and Marlene are both so lovely!
thank you for your opinion âșïžđđŒ
My 24yr old African Grey Samantha has this PIERCING smoke alarm sound and we live in an apartment. When she makes that sound I know sheâs annoyed with me, and feels she isnât getting enough attention. However, sheâs quite mellow, quiet and chatty when sheâs up or getting ready for night night. I love every aspect of her and wouldnât have her any other way!
I volunteer with greys and my ekkies remind me a lot of greys. Very quiet and chill but hormonal. I love Greys
No parrot is "noisy" compared to a cockatoo. Nothing compares. Macaws maybe, but cockatoos are in a class of their own. Both greys and sunnies are great companion birds...their adorability makes up for the occasional racket. It's like having a great boyfriend who burps loud from time to time.
Budgies are worser
@@alipetuniashow Have you had a cockatoo? Heck, budgies don't even hold a dime.
parrots, true, but in the wild in Australia, the Channel bill cuckoos make a flock of 100 cockies seem like quiet little mice. Equally, try a whole street of trees FILLED with rainbow lorikeets in breeding season, where they decide to stay up half the night & so midnight there is noise so loud you can't have a conversation with another person unless you're at least 100 metres or so away from the closest tree - and the trees full of them will stretch for a good 50-100 metres, so there's an area of 200-300 metres, where it's impossible to even hear a human conversation & basically it just sounds like a rock concert next to the speakers in volume & continues without interruption for hours & hours (actually I have no idea how long for, no-one in their right mind would stay anywhere near it when it's in progress, would literally go deaf if you tried!)
Here's a reasonable video of a channel bill cuckoo, with a cocky in the background at one point too for comparison czcams.com/video/rOlRHWjGqOY/video.html
Cockatoos are noisy and moody but they are so friendly
@@twin2482 They are extraordinarily friendly and cuddly! -until theyâre not. The moodyness could make you lose thousands of dollars from stitches, ER visits and other medical bills from cockatoos.
glad you made this video!! a sun conure and an African grey are both birds on my possible birds for the future list!!
So funny I found this video. I went to a bird shop today and was recommended an African gray or a sun conure based on my living circumstances. Thanks for the info!
The conures are colourful ..... but would love a Grey on its own, most intelligent.
I have a Blue Quaker Parrot. Small like a Conure but smart like an African grey. Also alot nicer sounding then a conure.
The thing I like best about my conure is his talking abilities. The thing I like least is his biting. I would love the chance to experience other birds. That would be amazing!
I have an TAG and had a Senegal Parrot and would say that the TAG is much much more hormonal, much more of a 1 person bird, more fearful of new things, and much less of an acrobatic clown compared to the Senegal. No comparison however to the ability of Greys to mimic voices and sounds. And smart as heck - when our dog would approach our TAGs cage, she would yell âcrateâ in my voice and the dog, who was crate trained, would race to her crate and wait inside. My Grey would then give off a maniacal laugh!
Iâm very excited, I am planning on getting a green cheek conure sometime in the future.
I unfortunately canât find a place to get a rescue so I decided on a very good breeder that lives near me, I get to pick out my baby to bond with them. I am getting a flight cage, with tons of toys and natural perches, stainless steal Bowles, and I will switch him/over to some pellets and veggies etc (I really want to get your natural feeding system)
I have one teil with basically all of that, he gets lots of out time, I respect him body, he is target trained, clicker trained, we are improving him flight skills because he was clipped before I got him (not my decision, I am letting his wings grow back) he knows how to spin, crate trained, wave, scatboard and he can pick up a ball put it in the shopping cart and push it.
Anyway. I love your videosđ
Nice
I love my african grey because as you said, she is more calm, than my BG macaw who is a energy ball :D, she is so cuddly and does a lot of funny sounds and not high annoying 'BEEEPP' like sun conures ! i would say that one of the "bad part" of greys (i had 3 greys in my life) is that they are very "exclusive birds"and harder to socialise than my macaw or my conure for example, but of course it depend of the bird :) and also she gets so easily hormonal, than sometimes i just can't hang out with her :/, but shes awesome
All of my bird research has gone around rainbow lori for the most part I'm going to be fostering a sun conure soon and I'm super excited not so excited about the screech however lol but doing my research has been fun they seem like sweet funny little birds
Suns are my favorite flock members. I love my macaw and all my other birds but i definitely have a special love for suns. I dont mind the noise mine arent to loud as they are always to busy to scream for long lol but i love their playfulness and sweetness. đ sidenote i love your hair!
I have a grey and boy if I got lucky with her! Shes so calm and not noisy at all, she will talk and make noise but not screaming. I did rescue her a few years ago and was told she was around 27 ish...
I am your very big fan siss đ
I have a Timneh Grey and he is amazing. I've noticed that Timnehs tent to be more nervous than Congos, but their voices tend to be a bit less robotic. My Timneh is shy with new people, but easily won over with time and treats. He only screams when something is genuinely wrong or the vacuum is near. Mostly, he loves to talk, mimic noises ranging from cute to annoying, sing random song lyrics, and get you to whistle for him. I love his mellow nature and am constantly blown away by his intelligence.
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Edit: again! U did it again I had a problem picking from these 2 and u posted the perfect video at thr right time I am so glad I found u!
(Btw love ur hair)
Video request: how u get 2 birds to get along?
I wuld love that video were you say how to make 2 birds to get along!
I would love a video on birds getting along as well. đ
Which one of the two do you think youâll get after seeing this video?
@@ravenestrella2310 mmm i still donât know I really love both birds
@@agentt9235 Yeah...they are both awesome! I have my biases towards the African Grey due to their intelligence (they actually learn the meaning of words, and have used their vocabulary to communicate with humans, which I think is just awesome!), but Sun Conures are super beautiful and agile, and have such lively personalities! I can see it being hard to choose! At least this video, though, helped give you some ideas of what to consider for each bird. Have fun with whichever one you decide on!
I have a green cheek conure, and my friend has an african gray. My green cheek is still WAY louder than her african gray. They are both seem pretty playful and a great companion!
Definitely would go for conures! (We do love African Greys too!)
Me and my girlfriend are both big conure fans, we have three rescues. But don't have a sun conure! (yet!)
It's interesting you mention that sun conures are safer to fly than the grey! I wouldn't have thought that would be the case, them being smaller, but it's cool!
Do you think other conures are similar when it comes to free flight? I've only seen a few people actually doing it with various types of conure.
I had to laugh because Cressi's like "pet meeeeeeee" and Jamie's just so not fooled by the hormones.
We have a Jenday conure and with a house of 4 boys Banshee fits right it. The sad part is he is more quiet than my kids. I love him though!! He's needy but I'm home during the day so đ€·ââïž. He's smart though. We've been working with him non stop since we got him. My kids love being involved in the training. Thanks for all the videos to put us in a training direction as well as being apart of our 6 months of research.
I taught my brothers sun conure to say I love you and thatâs the best way I describe it itâs sounds so robotic. And yes sun conures are EXTREMELY loud and they donât stopđ
I love my sun conure no regrets he can get loud lol but usually if he gets enough attention and has plenty of toys itâs not to bad but i just love his personality so funny and cuddly and his colors are beyond beautiful đ„° he acually ate your pellets from day 1 with no issues
i went with a CAG. almost all the ear piercing sounds have been trained out. spring/fall horror-mones are quite mellow. no complaints but they can be a little demanding. for me it's all about training. he's not overly social but neither am i :)
Amazingly enough I have a sun conure in an apartment. She doesnât scream often. Only when I come home or leave. My biggest complaint is that she gets into everything. She is bossy and needy. The toddler syndrome is real. However she is content to just hang out with me. She doesnât really scream much, but that may be because she is an only bird. She is super cuddly and never wants to leave my side. Terrified of the shower yet seriously enjoys sitting on the ledge watching me shower. The love pinches are real and maddening.
I have a Timneh Grey and a green cheek conure. The most annoying sound the grey will do is the fire detector! He let's me sleep cuddles and is just happy to be on his perch close to me. The conure on the other hand adopted my son as his favorite human. My son is more active, interacts allot, speaks allot and the conure probably sow it more fit to hang around someone active. The conure flight tricks are amazing! Drop like a bomb, right over the chihuahuas and over the Grey's head just to land right back where it took off from. You are totally correct with the statement that conures noise is constant and almost too much for a mellow personality.
Iâm in love with the color in the suns, and the intelligence of the greys are intriguing, but Iâm a green cheek conure person. They donât have the noise level of the suns, greys, and macaws. My Cricket is almost a year old and although sheâs not spoken any definitive words, she tries. She has learned about three tricks since I adopted her in January, and the biting has almost completely stopped. That sneaky nesting to nip under your hair is a real issue with the conures, though. đ I appreciate your videos as theyâve helped me in bonding with Cricket. My first GCC was hand raised and completely friendly. Cricket came to me after living most of her life in her cage untouched.
I have GCC too. They are super smart, mine can say her name Chica with different tones and accents which makes me laugh. She says a few other phrases too. Im a GCC fan all the wayâ€đ
Great video! Can you please make a video on green cheek conures? I would really love that because I don't see so much of them on the internet and I am considering getting one in the future. I know you don't have any, but you have worked with them and I would appreciate some information from experts
I have a half moon conure that is absolutely great. I'm working on getting an African Grey also