Budgies. The only down side is they aren't long lived but I love the little f@#$$ers.

Are cape parrots good beginner birds? I’ve heard they can make good talkers

African greys. Not as pets but I admire their advance talking ability

@@loractmay4240 too skiddish for me. I want to be able to cuddle my bird

@@t.purkess9682 if you=e never had a bird before, I wold not recommend getting a cape parrot. Maybe do a mildly experienced person

Well this lost is for people who’s main checkbox is taking ability

@@paleoguy2165 Talking ability is literally the last thing a responsible bird owner should be concerned about. Even if you get a bird known for talking, like an African grey or a Quaker, there is no guarantee that it will talk. Talking ability says nothing about the bird’s temperament or care. My Quaker was a rescue that was originally purchased for the species’ talking ability, but when he didn’t talk the family started to ignore him, when he screamed for attention, they put him in the basement, when he plucked his feathers they decided to do the best thing they ever did for him which was rehome him. That bird suffered because of the expectation that he would talk. Oddly enough, within 2 months of me having him he did start to say a couple things. Even when you can get a bird to talk, you can’t guarantee what they will say. The two things my Quaker picked up on are “Bobo” after my friend once called him Bobo the clown, and “get out” after I once told my dog to get out of the room. Why he mimics those two things that were literally only said in front of him once and not things that I say to him everyday is beyond me.

Lets me real most people want a parrot that talks and that their main priority their not interested in the tricks and training like me i want a parrot that talks so i will be looking into species that have good talking ability im not really bothered about tricks or training .

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I appreciate that! Thanks a ton!

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Not sure. Things are a bit dry as bird stores don't have much stock until breeding season, and with me moving to a new state, I'm going to have to find a new store to work with. But one way or another, I'll get more reviews going.

My budgie wasn’t as good as Puck at talking but he had vocabulary of 600+ words

Finally. Going to keep things going from now on best I can

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Those are great ideas! I have some in the works just the issue is I want to show a nice set up for video, but I'm in the middle of moving so things aren't super pretty. But I guess maybe I can just use pictures instead maybe. If you want videos like that, I'll just make do with what I can if that's cool. Let me know!

@@Fivesaflock Oh no, please take your time! I'd hate to rush you. I imagine moving isn't very easy, it wouldn't be fair to expect you to do the extra work of researching, filming and editing on top of all that.

Yes, I'd like to bird proof my house, choose the best room for his cage, and start accumulating toys for him.

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Completely agree 100%. Talking is a bonus, not the selling point.

U have to realise most people buy parrot because they want a bird that talks and that fine its their preference and just cuz a parrot does not talk does not mean they will neglect it they can just sell it buy new 1

@@JawadKhan-dn8ip yes I agree not everyone will neglect a non talking bird but you shouldn't get a pet JUST because it could talk. Talking in my opinion should be seen as a fun extra not a main thing. Also rehoming birds can be really traumatic for them because they form very strong bonds. When you buy an animal you are committed to them, rehoming them and buying a new one just because it doesn't do what you want is genuinely discussing.

@@Beepbebeboop well why not some people really want a talking bird and that their preference also their nothing wrong with rehoming bird if u dont want them anymore it does not matter about how strong the bird bond is what important its its saftey and care

@@JawadKhan-dn8ip yes but the fact people are rehoming their birds because they don't talk is discussing and shouldn't be normalised. There is a difference between rehoming your animal because you cannot provide adequate care and rehoming it because it didn't do what you wanted, it's a very self centred mentally. It's fine for people to want a talking bird but if it's to the point where they would just keep buying and rehoming birds until one talks, they shouldn't be owning birds.

I have a #3

@@edyedith I have a Regent parrot (they're similar to princesss) both great birds! Beautiful and personality:)

Hi, I would love a video about kakarikis too. I have done my research about them (honestly quite difficult to do) and I would be happy to share some information about them to you :) They aren't as easy as some people say.

Hello, I would also love a video on the Hahns. I am a new parent and would love to know more!!!

I should add, what I enjoyed so much was her talking, of course. She was quite the character.

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That would be great! I really appreciate your effort! Thanks!

@@Fivesaflock Your welcome.

Oh last one Lol. I have a blue one and he has a BIG personality. TONS of energy and a big attitude to boot!

They can talk but it's very low volume and it's like a fast mumble, most of them sound like gibberish.