HOW TO CHOOSE A HEALTHY PARROT MONK QUAKER? WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE PURCHASING A BIRD.

In this video you can find out at what age the chick is ready to move, how to distinguish a chick of a Quaker monk parrot from an adult parrot, how to carry out a visual inspection of a bird in order to understand whether it is healthy or sick, what examinations need to be carried out immediately after purchase, where to buy a parrot.
This video will be useful not only for those viewers who are just thinking about buying a Quaker monk parrot, but also for owners of parrots of this species, in order to determine by the appearance of the pet that the parrot is sick and needs the help of an avian doctor!
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On my channel you will find a lot of interesting information about the maintenance and taming of parrots of Quaker monks. This type of parrot differs from others in its cheerful character, sociability. They are very attached to people, they can become excellent companions and watch your affairs all day and even participate in them!
Monk parrots do not tolerate loneliness and prolonged imprisonment in a cage. They need to fly, communicate with people. Otherwise, the birds become aggressive and withdrawn. They begin to scream loudly and for a long time or engage in self-pinching.
Parrots must be paired. Their life becomes eventful, because they are so interested in watching their relatives, copying their behavior, learning new things from each other. Play with toys and have fun together.
In nature, parrots and Quaker monks make huge tenement nests. One such nest can house 200 birds. Moreover, the structure is folded so that each pair has a separate entrance to its part of the nest.
At home, the instinct of a parrot monk to make a nest does not fade :)
The male works hard on the building every day. Uses 50 to 200 wooden sticks daily!
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