Conure

Conures can be good companion birds for families. They are active and will need plenty of time outside of their cage. Sun conures need adequate space to fly and explore. They will also need enrichment to prevent boredom. They can be noisy and will express fear, excitement, or hunger with loud calls. They may also call when their food is ready. They are quick to learn and can mimic other sounds. They have more cones than rods Conures are fun-loving birds with a quirky sense of humor. They make great companions for people of all ages and enjoy being touched. ... Read more

Conures are intelligent, social animals that thrive on interaction with their human companions. They can be nippy, especially when playing or exploring their environment and may bite as a way to interact. Thankfully, biting is something that can be trained out of your conure with time and patience. The key is to break your training sessions into smaller steps. Be patient Conures are intelligent and sociable birds, but they can also be stubborn and difficult to train. It takes patience and consistency to train a conure, but it is an extremely rewarding experience for both the bird and its owner. ... Read more

When well-cared for, sun conures can live a long time. Read on to find out more about their lifespan as pets and in the wild. Baby sun conures are green and become more colorful as they molt. This happens between six and eight months of age. Sun conures should be fed a quality South American pellet and fresh fruit, vegetables, seeds and water daily. Vitamin supplements may also be added to the diet. Diet Sun Conures enjoy a well-balanced diet in captivity, consisting of leafy greens, fruits, vegetables, nuts, grains and high quality pellets. They should also have access to ... Read more

Pineapple blue conure are inquisitive, bold and vocal. They love their owners and want to be at the center of attention at all times. The balance of their diet should be a mix of fruits and vegetables. A lot of seeds are high in fat and low in nutrients. Providing them with fresh water at all times is very important. Hanging a cuttlebone inside their cage will double up as beak grinder for them. Color Pineapple green-cheeked conures are very social birds that enjoy spending time with their owners. They are intelligent and love to learn new things. Some can ... Read more

Conures come in an array of eye-catching colors and make great family pets. They get along well with children, adults and, with proper precautions, dogs and cats. Unlike some birds, which prefer to be touched only on their heads and necks, conures tolerate being petted all over. With training and socialization, they will become beloved members of your household. Choosing a Bird Conures are curious and playful birds that form close bonds with their human companions. They are active creatures that require plenty of exercise and mental stimulation. Bored conures can become lethargic and develop destructive habits, such as feather ... Read more

Fiery shouldered conure (Pyrrhura egregia) is a medium-sized parakeet of tepui highlands. It is endemic to subtropical or tropical moist montane forests in northeast Brazil, Guyana and Venezuela. Their plumage is mainly green with bright yellow-orange “shoulder” feathers, crown and lores brownish; ear coverts reddish brown. Feather tips are narrow with dark color giving a scaly appearance. Characteristics Fiery shouldered conures are smart, playful parrots with gentle dispositions. They are a medium-sized parrot that can grow to a length of 26 cm (10 in) and weighs 75 g (2.6 oz). Their plumage is mostly green, with bright orange “shoulder” feathers ... Read more