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Cleo Female Macaws For Sale Southern California is home to many flocks of bright green wild parrots. However, in the last few weeks, a few of those birds have been shot. Kees Houwaart who breeds hyacinth Macaws in the Netherlands He was delighted by Garretsen's visit and eagerly provided his meticulous CITES paperwork. However, he also pointed out a freezer in his garage. Size Macaw parrots are one of the largest bird species for pet, are known for their colorful plumage and playful personalities. They are ideal pets for experienced bird owners who can provide them with the space and mental stimulation they need. Coloured Feathers offers a wide variety of macaws for sale. You're sure find the perfect companion to share your home. Our macaws for sale are DNA sexed and microchipped. They will be provided with a cage, a carrier and toys. These beautiful birds have had lots of attention from their family and friends but they are now looking for their permanent home. Our blue macaws are tame and very friendly. They love playing with you and even learn some words. They are great with kids but prefer a more mature family. They will be provided with a huge corner enclosure as well as plenty of toys. They have been through a thorough health check and were wormed. Color A macaw is a huge parrot that comes in many colors. The vibrant colors of their plumage are the reason they're so sought-after as pets. Also known for their playful personalities and ability to master various tricks, macaws are very popular pets. There are many types of macaws for sale, but you should be aware of their specific needs. If you're interested in buying a macaw, consider these suggestions to ensure you purchase the right one for your home. Blue and Gold Macaws have the highest popularity of all macaws. These beautiful birds are renowned for their exceptional intelligence and playful nature. They are very social and a great option for those who are new to bird ownership. They are entertaining to watch and mimic human voice. However, they don't always know the context of the words they're using, so it's essential to give them a solid training program. Despite their names, Blue and Gold Macaws don't actually have any yellow coloring on their bodies. They are mostly green, with a few darker shades around their wings, body and tail. They sport a white-colored facial patch with no hair and a red forehead crown. These birds are quite active and talkative, but they can be destructive if not trained properly. The Catalina Macaw, a crossbreed between two macaws, combines the traits of each. These birds are more aggressive than other Macaws but still curious and eager to learn. They can be extremely destructive and must be kept in cages that are sturdy enough to handle their activity levels. Severe Macaws are very active intelligent birds that can learn a large number of phrases and words with the right training. They have a more natural-sounding voice than other macaws, but can be aggressive at times. They're good for beginners however, they might require a larger cage in order to accommodate their growing and active lifestyle. Hyacinth Macaws are a vibrant bluish violet color on their body, wings, and the lower part of their tail. They're extremely active and love playing with their human companions, however they can be naughty at times. They're great for families with children, and they love interacting with other pets. Characteristics Macaws are highly intelligent social birds that bond close to their owners. They are extremely playful and can be taught to talk and perform tricks. These beautiful birds will make the perfect addition to any family. To prevent boredom they'll require a lot attention and toys. This will help build strong, healthy muscles and teeth which are essential for their long-term wellbeing. These birds can be quite animated and can make loud screeching sounds to awake you in the morning. They may also start screaming if they do not receive the attention or the food they require. They might then turn to another member of the family in order to satisfy their needs. It is also essential to socialize these birds with many different people so that they don't become affixed to a particular person at home and become withdrawn or aggressive. As they have a lifespan of 35 to 60 years, it is vital to maintain routine veterinary health checks for them. This includes annual physical exams and laboratory tests as well as grooming. Your veterinarian can also recommend the right diet for your macaw. These exotic birds require a diet consisting of 1/3 bird-safe seed mix, 1/3 pellets, and 1/3 fresh fruits and vegetables. You should also provide your blue and gold macaw with plenty of exercise every day. This will keep them strong and healthy. It will also keep them from becoming bored or overstimulated which can make them shout. Give them a variety of sturdy, safe toys for birds that they can chew on and use to expand their wings. You'll need to allow them a few hours of time outside their cage every day to allow them to fly, play and climb. When it comes to purchasing a macaw, you'll have to conduct some research to find the best one that fits your lifestyle and budget. Macaws that have been rescued tend to cost less than those purchased from breeders, but you must check with the specific rescue to see what their price is. These birds are usually being relocated as their owners cannot take care of them. Care Macaws need the same attention and care as other parrots to stay healthy and happy. They require daily interactions to release their energy and build social skills. They are intelligent and learn a lot of tricks, including dancing and playing fetch. They'll need toys to chew, shred and play with, as well as water and food. It is essential to have a well-lit bird room at all times, as the sun's heat can be too hot for the macaw. A 12-hour light cycle that includes 12 hours of sunlight and 12 hours of darkness is recommended, although a veterinarian or avian behaviorist may suggest altering the amount of daylight for females that are reproducing. Macaws are social birds. They do best in pairs or in families, where they can get the love and attention they require. They are very active birds and require a huge cage. They must be exposed to visitors and veterinarian visits and other pets as well as car rides at a young age so that they can become accustomed to these situations. This can help to prevent aggressive and fearful behaviors from becoming apparent later in life. Most of the time these birds are very docile and can be a great addition to any family. However, they do tend to bond strongly with one person and may be a bit like they are a bit possessive of them. They aren't suitable as pets for singles. They prefer women to take care of their pets, and will often come to them to be admired. In adolescence, many macaws undergo a rough phase in which they fight with one another. They may look a bit disheveled. This is most common in Blue and Gold Macaws and Hyacinth Macaws. If Ziggy Our Scarlet Macaw isn't dealt with it could lead to aggression and bullying toward smaller pets or children. This is why it's important to have a skilled behaviorists for avian species work with your Macaw during this time. Most of the time, macaws don't speak much however they can make many sounds and calls in their natural habitats to communicate with other members of their family. They can be heard over a half-mile away! Benni my dog will sometimes copy a barking dog while outside in the trees. This can be extremely loud.