The parrot has a distinctly shaped beak that is bent. In accordance with the shape of its beak, this bird belongs to the family psittacidae. In addition to a very distinctive beak shape, the parrot also has a fairly distinctive leg, which has an interlocking toe arrangement. Two fingers pointed forward and two fingers pointed back. Thus the toes can climb and memegan strongly. Another cir is the color of the feathers that there are 3 parrot colors diantarannya color white, pink and black. And unique again this parrot has a crest and a tongue that is different from other birds. The behavior of this kind of parrot bird is special. If these parrots can socialize with a parrot it can say some pretty popular words.
There are several ways to care for parrots:
Caring for Parrot Birds
In general these parrots taste the food of young corn, grains, sugarcane vegetables, fruits etc. In feeding the parrot is usually 2 times a day, ie in the morning and afternoon. And the cage used must match the beak of its beak, if it is not adjusted to the beak of m'aka it can happen this cage is damaged, because the beak is stronger than the cage. Suggested for the manufacture of this parrot cage should be able to provide comfort for the kaakatua and can also be penetrated by sunlight.
Keeping the Parrot Bird
At the time of the change of the weather is often the cockatoo broke this disease, not only the type of parrot but all birds can also tekena disease. The physical characteristics of parrots if exposed to the disease usually appear in the matannya rays. Matannya shine or even spelled, birds begin to fall asleep with the head folded into the wings, and feathers around the neck and fist stood. Diseases that usually attack the parrots are dysentery and worms.
Tame the Parrot Bird
The age of the birds affects the taming process. Birds that are nurtured from puppies are more easily tamed than we tame an adult bird. The first step in taming this parrot is the approach between burng owners and birds. This approach can be started by cleaning the birdcage by communicating with birds and calling his name. This is done continuously up until the bird is memorized by itself.
