Pocky
Green Cheek Conure
Age or Hatch Date: About 20 years old
Gender: Female
Best qualities: Playful
Favorite food: Sunflower seeds as treats
Favorite toys: Bells
Challenges/Quirks: Shy at first.
Gets along with other birds: Yes
Gets along with dogs: Yes
Gets along with cats: Yes
Gets along with kids: Yes
Dowel or Step Up trained: Yes
Vocabulary: Pocky and Want Peanut!
Known health issues: None
Other comments: Pocky is a sweet, quiet conure. She likes to play on the table with whatever the humans are doing. She also likes to be gently scritched if it is on her terms.
Last updated: 1/26/2020
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If you need more birds in your life, apply to be an EBR volunteer! Volunteering is a fun way to support our organization and help birds at the same time.
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If you need more birds in your life, apply to be an EBR volunteer! Volunteering is a fun way to support our organization and help birds at the same time.
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About Exotic
Bird Rescue
Whether you're looking for a cockatiel, a cockatoo, or some birdy in between, EBR has a great selection of available birds ready to join your family!
Whether you're looking for a cockatiel, a cockatoo, or some birdy in between, EBR has a great selection of available birds ready to join your family!
Our mission is to find a safe loving home for every bird, and to provide education and support to our community.
Lovebirds
Nine Lovebirds
Age or Hatch Date: Unknown
Gender: Various
Best qualities: Unknown
Favorite food: Unknown
Favorite toys: Swing
Challenges/Quirks: Not hand tame.
Gets along with other birds: Unknown
Gets along with dogs: Unknown
Gets along with cats: Unknown
Gets along with kids: Unknown
Dowel or Step Up trained: No
Vocabulary: None
Known health issues: Unknown.
Other comments: These lovebirds can be adopted as a group, or divided as long as they stay with who they are bonded to.
Last updated: 4/9/2019
Meet
Sunny and Taz
Sunny & Taz are Yellow-Collared (aka Black-Masked) Lovebirds
They are a dynamic duo! Very fun and entertaining little birds. The are bonded, but do occasionally enjoy having the space of their larger cage to have some alone time (even though they seem to always huddle on the same perch). They spend their time eating and preening each other, singing along and mimicking household noises, and they love to talk to the jays and other birds outside. If you really want to get them dancing and partying, use your Google Home to play the sounds of jungle birds with water in the background! They love almost daring the other to take the first flight once it's time to come out to play. They typically will follow each other around from their "mom's" arm to their "dad's" head. They're very inquisitive and curious. They are very incentivized by millet and love being rewarded for flying across the room when called. They’re pretty step-up trained to a covered forearm or cloth covered perch. They love attention and make kissing and grunting sounds. They understand the word “No” pretty well and will comply with enough reinforcement and repetition. They can happily spend time inside or outside of their cage and make their humans chuckle regardless. They’re fairly tame but we're still working on getting comfortable with hands.
About
Sunny and Taz
None
Age or hatch date:
4 yrs
Gender:
Female
Best qualities:
Loads of personality and will welcome any attention. Very intelligent and inquisitive.
Favorite food:
Seed blend, pellets, millet
Favorite toys:
Woven straw mats, plastic rings to move around, straw loofah, cloth rings, chewy balls, hanging circles.
They love shredding soft stuff and soaking it... thinking it's nesting material.
Dowel or step-up trained:
To a rope perch
Challenges:
Hand shy and, well, there's two of 'em!
Vocabulary:
Wide variety of chirps, squeaks, and kissing sounds.
Health issues:
None
Gets along with birds:
Each other
Gets along with dogs:
Ignores
Gets along with cats:
Unknown
Gets along with kids:
Unknown
Foster home has expressed interest in adopting this bird:
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