Lovebird pair crooning 

LOL

happens often!

wishuponalovebird89 lol XD my bird *Hates* me ;)

I got waaaay to many holes that you.😂

Female. Males are much more easy going.

Same

Then keep on watching 😑

Plot twist: They are in a loving polyamorous triad

LMAO

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dragon ball reference

Looked like they sneezed

me too

😂😂

haha porn hahahahhaha funny I have a shit sense of humor, goodbye

@@unfoundpump asshole

Me too!!

My 2 birds died in 2019 The male died due to ants (white blue lovebird) The Female died due to dehydration (White gray lovebird and dunno if my spelling is correct) ;-;

same! but instead of the white and blue lovebird,its a white and grey one :)

@@sftlife4808 im concerned ants? And dehydration?

@@sftlife4808 could’ve taken them to the vet and dehydration?? That’s on you is it not? Water should be available for them 24/7

Yes me too hey today we are friends ok I think you're right for friend what is your name my dear new friend 😊

They’re good! Taking a break from nesting, which is good for Rosie. Thanks for asking! 😊

Really?? I’m buying one too next month! Where did u buy urs from? Do u know any good places? :)

Piccolo geloso;)))**

@@Stefanox101 Il loro è un amore esclusivo!!!! Carinissimi

I have it too

❤

OwlLady try not giving them food for 2 or 4 hours then try putting food in your hand and it will eventually eat from your hand and this will create a soon to be bond and u can give it millet

Slowly - let them come to you, don’t force it. And please don’t follow the other comment- depriving your birds of food is awful 😬

They are hand raised

Boss blitz it looks like a violet opaline lovebird

Love Life I think they can live up to 20 years, but I’m not sure

Maddie E yeah the estimated is 15 to 20

I’ve heard the avg lifespan in captivity is around 10-15 years but that is not to say there aren’t some that live longer like the previous comments mentioned. Birds past away from various reasons but I usually check diet first. I may be repeating somethings you may already know but figured I would cover my bases: They should not be on a seed based diet as it easily results in fatty liver (because like the name suggest they are consuming too much fat). Captive parrots should have a mix of pellets, fruit and veg, and avoid toxic foods like anything caffeinated like coffee as well as chocolate, avocado, and seeds/pits from inside of fruit just to name a few. If diet was not the reason, often times it is very hard to tell because they are good at hiding when they don’t feel well since they are naturally prey animals. There is the option of necropsy for the vet to determine cause of death if you are set on knowing the exact reason why.

Peach faced lovebird

I haven’t! Life gets crazy but I’m trying to post more regularly again - it’s nice to see that people watch enough to notice lol

DNA test only unfortunately

Also a female lays eggs

@@user-me8fm5yf4n wow thanks Grim here's your Nobel prize xD

No, never, all of my birds have their flight feathers but I am extremely careful about making sure they can’t get outside accidentally

ItzChef boyR_Dee yes, sometimes they are grumpy or you touch a new growing feather that’s sore, so they nip your friends. They can be temperamental little ones

Rayan Abu Fadel It looks like a violet opaline lovebird to me

Fruitbird lovebirds are very high maintenance pets, so it’s a good thing that you’re thinking about it in advance and not just getting them on a whim. I would say please get a pair, and adopt/rehome if possible. Older lovebirds are lovely and chill compared to young energetic (and loud!) lovebirds. They will still bond to you even if in a pair. My youngest pair, “the babies”, are bonded to each other. I brought home the little girl because she looked miserable at a store (yes I know, such a hypocrite when I wrote above not to get on a whim 😛). She and her mate have bonded to me and come to me for attention and affection all on their own time and terms, and it’s been really lovely. ❤️ that said - please don’t get birds if you don’t have a nice big cage and a safe big space for them to fly around, and if you can’t commit to letting them fly free in that space every day for at least 3 hours.

So cute

They sometimes bite super hard. They’re very smart, temperamental little birds. I suggest offering your arm. It took six years for Lola to voluntarily jump into my hand all because of a bad experience she had with a previous owner as a wee baby ☹️. Let them come to you on their own terms, good luck!

Mine bit super hard it hurts until now