Jul 12, 2024
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Turnip <3
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Angry grape
BOTD: Mexican Parrotlet
Photo: fabrice82
"Tiny, social, and excited-sounding parrot of tropical lowlands endemic to west Mexico. Found in forests, plantations, and semiopen areas with tall trees, including towns and villages. Rarely seen far from fruiting fig trees, in which birds can be very difficult to see, because they are the size and color of fig leaves. Usually seen in flocks of 10–100 birds that move in fast, slightly bounding flight, flashing green and turquoise."
- eBird
I finished my lovebirds today 🥰. Acryic paint isn't my favourite medium, but I love how vibrant these little guys turned out to be.
What do you think?
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(from Parrots of the Wild, Catherine Ann Toft and Timothy F. Wright)
Lil' Peep 🐤
My boy 😊🥰
Chubby Parrotlet Collection! available on birdhism.redbubble.com
Parrotlets have a similar sass and/or snuggle temperament as Lovebirds. You can get a pair and hope they bond to one another, but they may instead become MORTAL ENEMIES, even causing harm to one another, so keep a good eye on them when they're housed together.