The Social Lives of Parrots: Understanding Flock Behavior

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In the wild, parrots are highly social creatures living in flocks. Understanding this natural behavior can help you provide a better life for your pet parrot.

Parrots view their human family as their flock. This means:

  1. They crave interaction and attention
  2. They can become stressed if left alone for long periods
  3. They may exhibit “flock calling” when you leave the room

To satisfy your parrot’s social needs:

  • Spend quality time interacting daily
  • Consider getting a companion bird if you’re often away
  • Provide mirrors or bird-safe videos for entertainment
  • Involve your parrot in family activities when possible

Remember, a social parrot is a happy parrot. By understanding and catering to their flock mentality, you’ll strengthen your bond and ensure a content, well-adjusted pet.

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