Cleo Female Macaws For Sale
The wild, bright green parrots are a regular sight and a sound across Southern California. But over the past few weeks, some of those birds have been shot.
Kees Houwaart breeds Hyacinth Macaws in the Netherlands. He was ecstatic about Garretsen's inspection and eagerly handed over his meticulous CITES documentation. But Darling hahns macaw pointed to a freezer in his garage.
Size
Macaw parrots which are among the largest pet birds, are known for their vibrant plumage and playful personalities. Their large size makes them a great pet for experienced bird owners who can provide the ample space and mental stimulation these large birds require. Coloured Feathers offers a wide variety of macaws for sale. You're sure find the perfect companion to live with in your home.
Our macaws are DNA sexed, and microchipped. They will come with a cage, carrier and toys. These beautiful birds have attracted a lot of much attention from friends and family, but they need a permanent home.
Our blue macaws are tame and extremely friendly. They'll love playing with you and may even teach you a few words. They are good with children but prefer an older family. They will receive a large corner enclosure as well as plenty of toys. They have been wormed and had a full health exam.
Color
Macaws are a large bird that is available in a wide variety of colors. Their striking color is the reason they're so popular as pet birds. They're also known for their jovial personalities and ability to master a broad variety of tricks. There are a variety of types of macaws for sale but you must be aware of their particular requirements. Take note of these suggestions when looking to buy macaws.
Blue and Gold Macaws have the highest popularity of all macaws. These beautiful birds are regarded as a playful and intelligent bird. They are very social and a great choice for new bird owners. They can imitate human voices and are very entertaining to observe. However, they don't always know the context of what they're saying, which is why it's essential to provide them with a good training program.
Despite their names, Blue and Gold Macaws don't have any yellow hues on their bodies. They're mostly green, with a few darker shades around the body, wings, and tail. They have a white-colored bare facial patch and a red forehead crown. These birds are quite lively and chatty, however they can also be destructive if they aren't trained properly.
The Catalina Macaw is a crossbreed of two different macaw breeds and therefore combines personality traits from both. These birds are more aggressive than other Macaws, but are still playful and eager to be taught. They can be extremely destructive and must be kept in a cage sturdy enough to handle their intensity.
Severe Macaws are very active intelligent birds that can learn a lot of phrases and words when properly trained. They have a more natural-sounding voice than other macaws but can be aggressive at times. They are suitable for beginners but may need a larger cage due to their growing activity.
Hyacinth Macaws have vivid bluish-violet hues that cover their bodies, wing, and lower tail regions. They're very active and love playing with their owners, but they can be a bit sometimes naughty. They're an excellent choice for families with kids, and they also love to play with other pets.
Characteristics
Macaws are intelligent, social birds that develop close bonds with their owners. They are extremely playful and can be taught to talk and perform tricks. These beautiful birds are great fun for any family. To avoid boredom they'll require lots of attention and toys. This will help them develop strong healthy teeth and muscles which are essential for their long-term wellbeing.
The birds can be quite animated and can make loud screeching noises in order to awake you in the morning. They may also scream when they are not being fed enough or do not get the attention they need. They might then turn to another member of the family to meet their demands. It is also essential to socialize these birds with many different people so that they don't become affixed to one person in the home and become withdrawn or aggressive.
As they have a lifespan of 35 to 60 years, it is essential to be on top of regular veterinary health care for them. This includes annual physical exams and laboratory testing, as well as grooming (beak, nail, and feather trims). Your veterinarian can suggest a diet for your macaw. These exotic birds need diets that include 1/3 bird-safe pellets as well as 1/3 fresh fruits and vegetables.
You will also need to provide your blue and gold macaw with plenty of exercise each day. This will ensure they maintain a healthy, strong body, and help them avoid becoming overwhelmed and bored and causing them to cry. Give them a variety of sturdy, safe toys for birds that they can chew and use to extend their wings. You'll need to give them some time outside of their cage every day so that they can play with their toys, climb, and fly around.
You will need to research the best macaw that fits your budget and lifestyle before purchasing one. The rescue macaws are generally cheaper than those bought from a breeder. However, you should inquire with the rescue to find out their exact price. These birds are often rehomed when their original owners are unable to care for them.
Care
Macaws require the same care and care as all parrots to be healthy and content. They need daily interactions to release their energy and improve their social skills. They are intelligent and learn many tricks, including dancing and playing fetch. They'll need toys to shred, chew and play with as well as water and food. It's important to keep an area that is well-lit for birds at all times, as the sun can overheat a macaw. A 12-hour light cycle that includes 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness is recommended, though a veterinarian or avian behaviorist may recommend adjusting the amount of daylight for reproductive females.
Macaws thrive in pairs or families in which they receive the love and attention they need. They are very active birds and require a large cage. They should be exposed to visitors and veterinarian visits and other pets as well as car rides as young as possible so that they can become accustomed to these types of experiences. This can help prevent fearful and aggressive behaviors from developing later in the course of.
Most of the time, these birds are very gentle and are an excellent addition to any family. They can be very protective and develop bonds with an individual. They are not suitable as pets for singles. They prefer women to take care of their pets and often visit them to receive attention.
In adolescence, many macaws go through a rough period in which they fight with one another. They may look unappealing. This is particularly common in Blue and Gold Macaws and Hyacinth Macaws. If this behavior isn't dealt with, it can lead aggression and bullying towards smaller pets or children. This is why it's important to have an experienced animal behaviorists help your Macaw at this period.
The majority of the time macaws don't talk very much but they do make many sounds and calls in their natural habitat to communicate with other members of their group. They are incredibly loud and can be heard from over half miles away! My own Benni can sometimes imitate a dog's bark when he's outside, perched in the trees and this can be quite ear-splitting.