Question #1:

Can't decide what bird to get, please help me?

I currently have two cute little budgies and they don't like to interact with me unless I have food, they are cute to watch but a little boring. I really want to get a third bird, but I can't decide what would be good to get. I currently live in my parents house, but I would like to eventually move into an apartment and therefore I need a somewhat quiet bird. I would also like to get something with a bit more intelligence ,personality (sorry budgies!), costs less than $300USD and isn't too big. I can't decide on either a sun or green cheek conure, a parrotlet, cockatiel or lineolated parakeet.
elly,
I do interact with them, but not as much as I would like to be able to. I got them at Petsmart a couple of years ago, I bought one at first but he just seemed so lonely and wouldn't leave his perch so I got him a little friend. They have bonded to each other and therefore they don't need me as a companion. If I do get another bird I would definitely get one that's hand-raised and not from a box store like petsmart.
Which is quieter, a green cheek conure or a cockatiel? I really can't decide between the two
Can someone please give more info on conures?

Question #2:

eating the sparrows - arent they edible?

I have 5 chickens and 1 cockerel, i free range them in my yard, there is always food around for my chickens.

Sparrows are a problem, they are attracted by the chick food, they come by groups of 10-30 birds and make gang attacks in anything they can eat, i have a fenced (for the chickens) vegetable garden, the sparrows ate my peas before i do. They are really invading my territory.

I will build a sparrow trap, its my turn on their game.

I want to eat them all. I will BBQ them all and swallow them and burp while drinking beer before i fart and laugh at them like a barbarian uncivilized crazy man that i am. I would feed them to my dog, if i had one.

Now, give me a reason, why shouldnt i eat sparrows, do you think they carry diseases or anything like that?

What do you think of eating sparrows?

Question #3:

Ever wonder why Communism is portrayed as the enemy of Democracy as your job gets shipped to Mexico ?

Labor Day People.. how all you Laborers feeling out there? Lost your job, Got outsourced,..stop your whining go back to school get an IT job..oh wait IT jobs aren't as Plentiful.. no worries go become a nurse we can never get enough of those and now with mandated health coverage there will be a surge in health care.. Oh you have a Mortgage and family and can't afford to go back to school? No problem.. you can die now.

I'm not a Communist but You don't have to be a Bird to see the sky... and it's obvious to anyone rifling through their unemployment checks and food-stamps... that Corporatism is Death for the American Worker...

Anybody else had a belly full of the top2% and their wars for profit ?

Or
Just to sure up my "Premise"

Unemployment is very high
More Billionaires and Millionaires were added to the rolls last year than ever before
Terrorists and Communists are the stuff of Republican headlines


So far I'm pretty accurate no ?

Question #4:

would you kill a bird with a pellet riffle?

My friends and I have been killing birds around our house lately. Its mostly seagulls and I kind of feel bad but on the other hand seagulls are such jerks. they steal food shit on everything and are so loud. usually we dont actually kill them we miss.

Question #5:

Hand-Feeding: Cruel or Not?

The common belief these days is that, when a chick is hand-fed, it develops an early love for humans and grows to be a loving, cuddly pet. But is this true?

Many of us don't grasp the concept that comes before the cute, friendly bird. The hen goes through the strain of laying a clutch of eggs, for what? To have them taken away. Even worse, sometimes her young have hatched and are now helpless, blind, and featherless. While she's out getting food, a gloved hand reaches in and snatches up the babies. The mother and father return to find an empty nest. What happens to them then? Well, both parents are in distress beyond belief. Have any of you ever lost a child before? Imagine losing all of them. That's what most breeding birds have to go through, sometimes even on a monthly basis.

Most of you would argue "But that's the only way our birds get to be so friendly and loving when they grow up", but the truth is that it's not. Studies show that baby birds who spend twenty minutes a day several weeks after they've hatched are just as cuddly as hand-fed babies. So what am I asking? I'm asking if you believe that hand-feeding should be stopped, or if it should continue. Any bird breeders out there who have tried the latter method before? Tell us your experiences. Any breeders willing to try out the second way? Go ahead.

Question #6:

Can you name these songs?

Here are 10 lyrics from some songs from a lot of varieties of bands. Try to identify them without being a cheater and using Google.

1) "Close your eyes and I'll kiss you, cause, with the birds I'll share..."
2) "You say yes. I say no. You say stop, and I say go, go, go."
3) "Hello, hello, hello. Is there anybody in there?"
4) "And her feet are all covered in tar balls, and scars."
5) "He's been gettin' reprieve from the heat in the frozen food section... Yeah."
6) "Got to be a joker, he just do what he please."
7) "Five days since you laughed at me, saying get back together, come back and see me."
8) "No matter which way you go. No matter which way you stay. You're out of my mind..."
9) "If there's a bustle in your hedgerow, don't be alarmed now."
10) "It's crazy, I'm thinking, just knowin' that the world is round."

How many can YOU get?

Question #7:

Do you think Plastic Bags should be Illegal...?

...since they take roughly 1,000 years to degrade & the waste is piling up.

And since they kill any animal, bird, etc. who Eats them because they think it's food?

(I saw this great special today on PBS).

Question #8:

Need help on cockatiels?! Beginner bird keeper!?

i want to get a pet cockatiel and i am a first time bird owner and yes i realize i have to hold them ALOT. i am researching so please don't yell at me (as i said im a beginner.) is this a good cage?
Click Here if its bad please suggest something good. i cant buy ANYTHING online. i live by a pet smart and that's pretty much it. What should i use for bedding and food? How many birds do i need or can they be solitary (i'd prefer solitary). and what genders are better (male or female?)? THX!

Question #9:

what caliber would make the best all purpose survival caliber?

ok so your going to want something that can get you food like squirrels, birds, rabbits and maybe the occasional deer. but you also want something that you could defend yourself with incase you run into some maniac or some drug farm out in the forest. what rifle caliber would you choose and why? also if you could have a back up handgun, what caliber would you choose?

Question #10:

HELP! My parakeets got into a fight and one is hurt really bad!?

I need help! I noticed my parakeets fighting 3 days ago, so my dad’s been looking for another cage to separate them. They just had eggs recently, but I don’t think they were fertile because they ended up kicking them out of their home. But when they were sitting on the eggs, the little fights started. My boy wouldn’t let her leave the house for 3 days and when she finally got out, she refused to go back in the nest, so he ended up spending 12 days on the eggs, till he kick them out. They’ve been having little fights on and off since then but for the last 3 days things have been VERY violent between them. We were going to separate them tomorrow, but today when I came home from school I realized that my female bird was only resting on one leg (she’s back on it now) and when the boy turned his head his right eye is half way shut and there is dried and fresh blood all around it and down his beak. His feathers look slightly pulled, and my girl bird was scraping her beak on a wooden stick like she was sharpening it (maybe she’s getting the blood off her beak?). Now my boy is shaking his head up and down every time she gets near him and tries to put his beak near hers. I'm currently supervising them until my dad gets back with the cage. I have no idea what to do! He’s bleeding, hurt, shaking, bobbing his head up and down (it looks like she’s feeding him when they do this) and his blood is on her beak and she looks like she’s getting herself ready for battle again. We have no money for a vet right now. I don’t think Petco will take him back. So what now? Do I separate them and let him tough it out? I don’t think he’s going to make it. Is there a place that will take him? Any suggestions on how to care for this? Is there something I can give him? Median, certain food, items? PLEASE! I NEED HELP NOW!

Question #11:

what type of food does a princess parrot like to eat?

i own a princess parrot and i have tried feeding her all kinds of bird food and dry fruits and she doesn't like to eat it..

Question #12:

My indian ringneck turns really aggressive sometimes :(?

Normally I love my little birdy. I have had him just over a week and have bonded with him quite well. He acsepts treats from me through the bars but not through my hand. He will eat from his food bowl out of my hand though. However sometimes when he is in his cage and he see's my arm approaching he will go for my arm. Although he cant get me because he is in the cage, it upsets me because i dont know what he's thinking and i would really love a tame cuddly bird. I baught him from the pet shop, and the person selling him said he wasnt the tamest. Infact he's not tame at all. He will only let me touch his cage, any one else he will flap about. And certainly he doesnt like my family hovering over him. Please help, much thanks. Kind regards.

Question #13:

Why is my baby leopard gecko throwing up it's food?

I just got a leopard gecko 4 days ago from Pet Supplies Plus. The stupid worked of course picked it up by the tail to put it in the container for me to take it home and the poor guy squealed. :( After I got home I let him out and let him adjust to his new environment. (I'm not sure what the sex is, but I'm just going to say guy to make it easier...) He has pooped twice and it's been watery and almost seedy like a bird poop. Is that normal? He seems to have somewhat of an appetite. He's interested in the gut loaded meal worms I feed him and once in a while he eats them. He only eats one at a time when he does eat them, but a few hours later I find them thrown up half digested in the cage. The temperature is fine in the tank. I tried dusting the gut loaded meal worms with the calcium supplement but it smells like fake banana and I think it turns him off from them. He won't even go after those, so I've just been trying regular meal worms but he's still throwing them up. Any suggestions? I have slate in the bottom of the cage, clean water is available, he has a moist warm hut and a dry cooler hut to stay in. Everything is just how it should be for him but he's not very healthy. It might just be stress but I'm worried. He sleeps all the time and just likes to hide in the corners of his huts, which I realize is pretty normal because they're nocturnal and not social creatures. He doesn't mind crawling onto my hand and isn't scared. I just need help. I even tried catching tiny wild crickets but he didn't want anything to do with them. Any suggestions? No I am not taking him to a vet, and I can't try crickets because I'm in a dorm at college and we aren't even supposed to have any pets but freshwater fish. I can't go to the store every few days to get fresh crickets because it's like 20 minutes away. This is getting a little ridiculous and I almost wish I never got him. They're supposed to be simple to take care of. Like my beta fish haha. But PLEASE help and quickly!
Please. Suggestions would be so helpful.
Respone to "Answers": The gecko was on sand at the pet store and I'm not sure what it was fed as there was no live insects in the tank when I got him and the store employee did not know. I am not abusing my gecko thank you very much. I am doing all that I can to make sure he tries to get better. There is no vet anywhere near here to take him to. If people can't care for babies, then why would they sell them? I'm assuming that they just sold him too early. He is so small... I made care when I caught the wild crickets to make sure they were small and found away from roads and fields where pesticides were used. I'm not a retard. Many breeders say online that they feed their geckos a staple diet of mealworms so I'm not too concerned that is the issue.
Oh and his stomach isn't bloated at all like he is impacted and he's kept down a few meal worms but throws the majority of them up btw.

Question #14:

The best habitat for a rat?

I just got a rat from a friend and I have nothing for her except for food and a small bird cage. I can only keep her for a few days before I have to get her a new home. What could the best habitat be using household items? PLEASE HELP!! Things like bedding and a way to give her water would be great!

Question #15:

can birds eat the cones from Ice cream cones?

no ice cream just the cone. there plain cones not waffel cones. I want to make bird toys and wondering if its safe for them. What other foods are safe for them that are around the house. I already know whats toxic but it says nothing about the cones for ice cream.

I know about no toilet paper rolls nothing with zinc in it. The bells and clips I get are zinc free. no jingle bells no bells for large birds they take of the clinker. no salt sugar chocolate caffeine alcohol poisonous wood or plants. I used to breed birds and made toys for them but I am very creative and want to try new things.
.
I do not want to poison any of my customers birds by making a unsafe toy.
yes seeds are good as treats but not as a diet. I don't have any salt free seeds or nuts in the house.

Question #16:

How to get a Canadian goose to fly away?

I have a pet goose that we found at about 2 weeks old, and no we did not take him or her from it's family it was wondering around all by itself in the city near the road and there were no adult geese anywhere so we took it home and iv raised birds before so I knew how to take care of it and we tried to get a humane society to take it but they didn't want it. Anyways now it's probably about 4 months old and he know how to live on his own he finds his own food in the grass and he can fly
perfectly fine but know were trying to get him to fly away on his own and go find other goose friends. We brought him down to the pond down the road from our house hoping he would stay there since other geese do go there at night to sleep but there were none there at the time and he fly all the way back to the house once he noticed we weren't there. So I'm wondering if there's a way to get him to stay there maybe if he sees othe geese there or should we maybe drive further away so he might not know how to get back I know that sounds mean but we want him to go out into the world instead of just walking around in the back yard. Or is he gonna stay at our house because we raised him there?

Question #17:

hamster halp needed badlyyyyyy?

i have a friend that can ive me a hamster but i dont have any supplies can i put the hamster in a bird cage till i buy one and what can i use for bedding and food

Question #18:

how much does your baby say and do at 1 year?

Actually my baby is almost 13 months. She can say around 10 words mama, dada, bye, barney, may( water), yum (for food), wawa (when it hurts), quack, come, and thats pretty much it.

She can clap, dance, point at things she love, move her arms like a bird, wave her hand, do a flying kiss and sometimes will hold her sippy cup but not when theres milk in it!
Shes crawling and cruising but not yet walking. She'll never stand without holding onto something.

What about your babies?

Question #19:

can americans stand spicy food?

with ingredients like the small birds eye chillies.
spicy can make eyes and nose watery bleed.
do you like spicy food?

Question #20:

what do a feed a black baby bird when it fell from a palm tree?

today a little black bird was shivering in the morning on the floor what should i feed,how should i feed it and where should i get the food?I know its not a crow. please help!!!!!!!





** Powered by Yahoo Answers

Parrot Q&A

• Parrot
• Parrots
• Bird Supplies
• Bird Food
• Parrot Food
• Parrot Supplies
• Parrot Diet
• Parrot Seed
• Parrot Recipes
• Parrot Feed
• Parrot Treats
• Parrot Pellets
• Zupreem Parrot Food
• Parrot Foods
• Natural Parrot Food
• Organic Parrot Food
• Wholesale Parrot Food
• Pet Supplies
• Birds Food
• Zupreem
• Bird Treats
• Roudybush
• Cockatiel Food
• Parakeet Food
• Finch Food
• Bird Foods
• Canary Food
• Bird Pellets
• Kaytee Bird Food
• Beak Appetit
• Goldenfeast
• Macaw Food
• Parrots Food
• Zupreem Bird Food
• Harrisons Bird Food
• Pet Bird Food
• Organic Bird Food
• African Grey Food
• Cockatoo Food
• Wholesale Bird Food
• Natural Bird Food
• Lafeber Bird Food
• Exotic Bird Food
• Bird Cage
• Bird Cages
• Blue Bird
• Bird Pictures
• Parrott
• Pet Bird
• Caged Bird
• White Bird
• Baby Bird
• Bird Picture
• Yellow Bird
• Bird Toys
• Blue Parrot
• What Bird
• Bird Identification
• Bird Photos
• Bird Rescue
• Bird Sanctuary
• Parrots For Sale
• African Grey Parrot
• Bird Eggs
• Bird Songs
• Bird Sounds
• Love Bird
• Parrot Cage
• Parrot Jungle
• Quaker Parrot
• Amazon Parrot
• Bird Breeders
• Bird Guide
• Bird Names
• Bird Species
• Green Parrot
• Parrot Cages
• Red Parrot
• Kiwi Bird
• Quaker Parrots
• Bird Poop
• Parrot Toys
• Parrot Toy
• Senegal Parrot
• Bird Mites
• Parrot Training
• Parrot Perch
• Birds
• Cages
• Cockatiel
• Parakeet
• Parakeets
• African Grey
• Aviary
• Cockatiels
• Rosella
• Kaytee
• Lovebird
• Macaws
• Pet Birds
• Bird Toy
• Eclectus
• African Gray
• Bird Cage Stand
• Bird Perch
• Bird Perches
• Bird Recipe
• Bird Recipes
• Large Bird Cages
• Cockatiel Toys
• Adelaide Rosella
• African Grey Parrot
• Alexandrine Parakeet
• Amazonian Parrotlet
• Andean Parakeet
• Antipodes Parakeet
• Australian King Parrot
• Australian Ringneck
• Austral Conure or Parakeet
• Azure Rumped Parrot
• Barred Parakeet
• Black-backed Parrotlet
• Black-billed Amazon
• Black-headed Parrot
• Black-capped Conure
• Black-capped Lory
• Black-cheeked Lovebird
• Black-collared Lovebird
• Black-eared Parrotlet
• Black-eared Parrot
• Black-lored Parrot
• Black Lory
• Black-winged Lory
• Black-winged Lovebird
• Black-winged Parrot
• Blaze-winged Conure/Parakeet
• Blossom-headed Parakeet
• Blue-and-yellow Macaw
• Blue-backed Parrot
• Blue-bandedGrass Parakeet
• Blue-bellied Parrot
• Blue Bonnet
• Blue-cheeked Amazon
• Blue-collared Parrot
• Blue-crowned Green Parrot
• Blue-crested Lory
• Blue-crowned Hanging Parrot
• Blue-crowned Lorikeet/Lory
• Blue-crowned Parrot
• Blue-crowned Parakeet
• Blue-crowned Racquet-tail
• Blue-eared Lory
• Blue-eyed Cockatoo
• Blue-fronted Amazon
• Blue-fronted Lorikeet
• Blue-fronted Parrotlet
• Blue-headed Macaw
• Blue-headed Parrot
• Blue-headed Racquet-tail
• Blue Lorikeet
• Blue-naped Parrot
• Blue-necked Lory
• Blue-rumped Parrot
• Blue-streaked Lory
• Blue-throated Macaw
• Blue-throated Parakeet
• Blue-winged Macaw
• Blue-winged Parrot
• Blue-winged Parrotlet
• Bourkes Parrot
• Brehms Tiger Parrot
• Bronze-winged Conure/Parakeet
• Bronze-winged Parrot
• Brown-backed Parrotlet
• Brown-eared Conure/Parakeet
• Brown-headed Parrot
• Brown-hooded Parrot
• Brown Lory
• Brown-necked Parrot
• Brown-throated Parakeet
• Budgerigar
• Buff-faced Pygmy Parrot
• Burrowing Parrot
• Buru Racquet-tail
• Caatinga Parakeet
• Caica Parrot
• Canary-winged Parakeet
• Cape Parrot
• Cardinal Lory
• Carolina Parakeet
• Ceram Lory
• Ceylon Hanging Parrot
• Chatham Parakeet
• Chattering Lory
• Chestnut-fronted Macaw
• Cliff Parakeet
• Cobalt-winged Parakeet
• Cockatiel
• Collared Lory
• Cream-streaked Lory
• Crimson-bellied Parakeet
• Crimson-fronted Parakeet
• Crimson Rosella
• Crimson Shining Parrot
• Cuban Amazon
• Cuban Parakeet
• Derbyan Parakeet
• Double-eyed Fig Parrot
• Duchess Lorikeet
• Ducorps Cockatoo
• Dufresnes Amazon
• Dusky-billed Parrotlet
• Dusky-headed Parakeet
• Dusky Lory
• Dusky Parrot
• Duyvenbodies Lory
• Eastern Rosella
• Eclectus Parrot
• Edwards Fig Parrot
• Elegant Parrot
• El Oro Parakeet
• Emerald Parakeet
• Fairy Lorikeet
• Festive Amazon
• Fiery-shouldered Parakeet
• Fischers Lovebird
• Flame-winged Parakeet
• Gang-gang Cockatoo
• Galah
• Geelvink Pygmy Parrot
• Glossy Black Cockatoo
• Golden-capped Parakeet
• Golden-collared Macaw
• Golden-mantled Racquet-tail
• Golden Parakeet
• Golden-plumed Parakeet
• Golden-shouldered Parrot
• Golden-tailed Parrotlet
• Golden-winged Parakeet
• Goldies Lorikeet
• Grey-cheeked Parakeet
• Great-billed Parrot
• Great Green Macaw
• Greater Streaked Lory
• Greater Vasa Parrot
• Green-cheeked Parakeet
• Green-fronted Hanging Parrot
• Green Parakeet
• Finschs Pygmy Parrot
• Green Racquet-tail
• Green Rosella
• Green-rumped Parrotlet
• Green-winged Macaw
• Grey-headed Lovebird
• Grey-headed Parakeet
• Grey-hooded Parakeet
• Ground Parrot
• Guaiabero
• Half-masked Lory
• Henderson Lorikeet
• Hengehenga
• Hispaniolan Parakeet
• Hispaniolan Amazon
• Hooded Parrot
• Horned Parakeet
• Hyacinth Macaw
• Imperial Amazon
• Indigo Lory
• Indigo-winged Parrot
• Iris Lorikeet
• Jandaya Parakeet
• Jardines Parrot
• Josephines Lorikeet
• Ka-ka-
• Kakapo
• Ka-ka-riki
• Kawalls Amazon
• Kea
• Kriegs Conure/Parakeet
• Large Fig Parrot
• Layards Parakeet
• Lears Macaw
• Lesser Vasa Parrot
• Lilac-collared Geoffroys Parrot
• Lilac-collared Song Parrot
• Lilac-crowned Amazon
• Lilac-tailed Parrotlet
• Lilians Lovebird
• Little Corella
• Little Lorikeet
• Long-billed Black Cockatoo
• Long-billed Corella
• Long-tailed Parakeet
• Luzon Parrot
• Luzon Racquet-tail
• Madaraszs Tiger Parrot
• Malabar Parakeet
• Malherbes Parakeet
• Mallee Ringneck
• Maroon-bellied Conure/Parakeet
• Maroon-fronted Parrot
• Maroon-tailed Parakeet
• Masked Shining Parrot
• Mauritius Parakeet
• Mealy Amazon
• Meeks Lorikeet
• Mexican Parrotlet
• Meyers Parrot
• Military Macaw
• Mindanao Lorikeet
• Mindanao Racquet-tail
• Mitred Parakeet
• Modest Tiger Parrot
• Moluccan Hanging Parrot
• Moluccan King Parrot
• Monk Parakeet
• Mountain Parakeet
• Muellers
• Mulga Parrot
• Musk Lorikeet
• Nanday Parakeet
• New Caledonian Lorikeet
• Newtons Parakeet
• Niam-niam Parrot
• Nicobar Parakeet
• Night Parrot
• Northern Rosella
• Olive-headed Lorikeet
• Olive-shouldered Parrot
• Olive-throated Parakeet
• Orange-bellied Parrot
• Orange-billed Lorikeet
• Orange-breasted Fig Parrot
• Orange-cheeked Parrot
• Orange-chinned Parakeet
• Orange-fronted Parakeet
• Orange-winged Amazon
• Ornate Lorikeet
• Pacific Parakeet
• Pacific Parrotlet
• Painted Parakeet
• Painted Tiger Parrot
• Pale-headed Rosella
• Palm Cockatoo
• Palm Lorikeet
• Papuan Hanging Parrot
• Papuan King Parrot
• Papuan Lorikeet
• Paradise Parrot
• Peach-fronted Parakeet
• Pearly Parakeet
• Peruvian Black-winged Parrot
• Pesquets Parrot
• Philippine Cockatoo
• Philippine Green Parrot
• Philippine Hanging Parrot
• Pileated Parrot
• Pink Cockatoo
• Plain Parakeet
• Plum-faced Lorikeet
• Plum-headed Parakeet
• Pohnpei Lorikeet
• Port Lincoln Parrot
• Princess Parrot
• Puerto Rican Amazon
• Purple-bellied Lory
• Purple-crowned Lorikeet
• Purple-naped Lory
• Pygmy Hanging Parrot
• Pygmy Lorikeet
• Quaker Parrot
• Rainbow Lorikeet
• Raja Lory Black Lory
• Red-and-blue Lory
• Red-and-green Macaw
• Red-bellied Macaw
• Red-bellied Parrot
• Red-billed Parrot
• Red-breasted Parakeet
• Red-breasted Pygmy Parrot
• Red-browed Amazon
• Red-capped Parrot
• Red-cheeked Parrot
• Red-chinned Lorikeet
• Red-crowned Amazon
• Reddish-bellied Conure Parakeet
• Red-eared Parakeet
• Red-faced Parrot
• Red-fan Parrot
• Red-flanked Lorikeet
• Red-fronted Lorikeet
• Red-fronted Lory
• Red-fronted Macaw
• Red-fronted Parakeet
• Red-fronted Parrot
• Red-fronted Parrotlet
• Red-headed Lovebird
• Red-lored Amazon
• Red Lory
• Red-masked Parakeet
• Red-necked Amazon
• Red-quilled Lory
• Red-rumped Parrot
• Red Shining Parrot
• Red-shouldered Macaw
• Red-spectacled Amazon
• Red-tailed Black Cockatoo
• Red-tailed Parrot
• Red-throated Lorikeet
• Red-throated Parakeet
• Red-winged Parrot
• Regent Parrot
• Rimatara Lorikeet
• Rock Conure
• Rock Parrot
• Rose-faced Parrot
• Rose-headed Parakeet
• Rose-ringed Parakeet
• Peach-faced Lovebird
• Rüppells Parrot
• Rufous-fronted Parakeet
• Rusty-faced Parrot
• Saffron-headed Parrot
• Salmon-crested Cockatoo
• Salvadoris Fig Parrot
• Samoan Lory
• Sangihe Hanging Parrot
• Sandia Conure
• Santa Marta Parakeet
• Sapphire-rumped Parrotlet
• Scaly-breasted Conure/Parakeet
• Scaly-breasted Lorikeet
• Scaly-headed Parrot
• Scaly-naped Amazon
• Scarlet-chested Parrot
• Scarlet-fronted Parakeet
• Scarlet Macaw
• Scarlet-shouldered Parrotlet
• Segavao
• Senegal Parrot
• Seram Lory
• Short-tailed Parrot
• Simple Parrot
• Singing Parrot
• Slaty-headed Parakeet
• Slender-billed Parakeet
• Socorro Parakeet
• Solomon Lory
• Speckle-faced Parrot
• Spectacled Parrotlet
• Spixs Macaw
• Spot-winged Parrotlet
• St. Lucia Amazon
• Striated Lorikeet
• St. Vincent Amazon
• Sula Hanging Parrot
• Sulawesi Hanging Parrot
• Sulphur-crested Cockatoo
• Sulphur-winged Parakeet
• Sulu Racquet-tail
• Sun Conure
• Superb Parrot
• Swift Parrot
• Tahitian Lory
• Tahiti Lorikeet
• Tanimbar Cockatoo
• Tepui Parrotlet
• Thick-billed Parrot
• Tucuman Parrot
• Tui Parakeet
• Turquoise Parrot
• Ultramarine Lorikeet
• Varied Lorikeet
• Vernal Hanging Parrot
• Vinaceous Amazon
• Violet-necked Lory
• Vulturine Parrot
• Wallaces Hanging Parrot
• Western Rosella
• Western Corella
• White Cockatoo
• White-bellied Parrot
• White-crowned Parrot
• White-eared Parakeet
• White-eyed Parakeet
• White-fronted Amazon
• White-naped Lory
• White-necked Parakeet
• White-tailed Black Cockatoo
• Wieds Parrotlet
• Yellow-and-green Lorikeet
• Yellow-bibbed Lory
• Yellow-billed Lorikeet
• Yellow-billed Amazon
• Yellow-breasted Pygmy Parrot
• Yellow-capped Pygmy-Parrot
• Yellow-chevroned Parakeet
• Yellow-collared Lovebird
• Yellow-crested Cockatoo
• Yellow-crowned Amazon
• Yellow-eared Parrot
• Yellow-faced Parrot
• Yellow-faced Parrotlet
• Yellow-fronted Parakeet
• Yellow-fronted Parrot
• Yellow-headed Amazon
• Yellowish-breasted Racquet-tail
• Yellow-lored Amazon
• Yellow-naped Amazon
• Yellow Rosella
• Yellow-shouldered Amazon
• Yellow-streaked Lory
• Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo
• Yellow-throated Hanging Parrot