Brown-headed Parrot
Quiet. Considered one of the quietest Poicephalus species, they tend to communicate with soft whistles and chirps.
A stocky, medium-sized parrot, the Jardine's is primarily green with black scalloping on the feathers, a black head, and red markings on the crown and wings. They are known for their steady temperament.
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See Available Jardine's Parrot ListingsIntelligent, playful, and generally even-tempered. They are less demanding and prone to anxiety than African Greys, making them a more beginner-friendly Poicephalus.
Can be good talkers and are excellent at mimicking sounds and whistles. Their voice is high-pitched and clear.
The Jardine's Parrot typically lives for 30+ years. With proper care, diet, and regular vet check-ups, they can live a full and healthy life.
This species is rated as 'intermediate' care level. They require specific attention, socialization, or dietary needs that may challenge first-time owners.
The Jardine's Parrot is native to Africa.
Quiet. Considered one of the quietest Poicephalus species, they tend to communicate with soft whistles and chirps.
Moderate to Loud. They have a powerful call and can be quite vocal, especially during the morning and evening.
Moderate to Loud. Can develop loud screams, especially if seeking attention.