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Conures

Conures make up a very diverse and large group of parrots. They are native to Central and South America, although there are now colonies of conures living in the United States as well due to owners releasing their pets into the wild.

Conures are generally smaller birds who love playing and exploring. They like to do tricks and dance and can often be taught simple commands. Conures can be loud, with screeching outbursts not uncommon, which makes them a poor match for apartment-dwellers. If properly socialized and entertained, conures are also very cuddly and affectionate birds. They also tend to adjust well to active households, though like any bird, they do need a routine. Conures may not be the best "first bird," but if you have some experience, they can be excellent companions or family birds.

Click to learn more about our current conure residents!

Bonnie Cinco Clyde Cosmo
Bonnie - Nanday Cinco - Hybrid - Adopted! Clyde - Nanday Cosmo - Jenday
Crackers Cutie Glory Kiwi
Crackers - Blue-crowned Cutie - Green-Cheek Glory - Blue-crowned Kiwi - Jenday
Luke Malachai Norby Sassy
Luke - Mitred Malachai - Conure Norby - Jenday Sassy - Green-Cheek
Sunny    
Sunny - Sun - Adopted!      

 

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