Golden Conure - Queen of Bavaria Parrots

13/07/2025

Here's a list of fruit seeds that are toxic to parrots:

1. Apple seeds: Contain amygdalin, which releases cyanide when ingested.

2. Apricot kernels: Also contain amygdalin, releasing cyanide.

3. Cherry pits: Contain amygdalin, toxic to parrots.

4. Peach pits: Similar to apricot kernels, they contain amygdalin.

5. Pear fruit + seeds (Avocado) : May contain small amounts of cyanide compounds. AVOID THIS FRUIT TOTALLY.

6. Plum pits: Contain amygdalin, potentially toxic.

7. Tomato seeds: Can cause irritation of digestive system. Avoid as well.

8. Grape seeds and Citrus seed. Can be bitter and cause mildly irritating. Avoiding is safe.

When offering fruits to your parrot, be sure to:

- Remove seeds and pits.
- Wash fruits thoroughly.
- Introduce new fruits gradually.
- Consult a veterinarian for personalized dietary advice.

Keep your feathered friend safe and healthy!

Source: The parrots journal & The

Golden Conure parrots or Queen of Bavaria Conure also known as Golden Parakeets are spectacular pets. Very beautiful and affectionate. Being quite intelligent makes them easy to tame and train. They can be good talkers, but like many of the Aratinga conures they can also be very loud. We love Golden

12/07/2025

Some fruit seeds are poisonous if fed to parrots because they contain cyanide. Unsafe seed list in comments.💚💛
Your thoughts?

12/07/2025

Which is your favorite Conure parrot breed? Any thoughts on your choice?

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12/07/2025

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This post's is to educate and intrigue parrot enthusiasts while highlighting the fascinating characteristics and abilities of these intelligent birds.

Ensure your bird sleeps well, establish a consistent bedtime routine, provide a dark and quiet environment by covering their cage with a cloth, place the cage in a low-traffic area, avoid loud noises near bedtime, and consider using a white noise machine to mask other sounds; also, maintain a regular light cycle to signal day and night, and if necessary, move the cage to a separate "sleep room" for maximum tranquility.

Learn more visit www.goldenconureparrot.com

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07/07/2025

Here are 3 reasons why you might consider owning a Golden Conure parrot:

1. Affectionate Companion: Golden Conures are known for their loving and affectionate nature, forming strong bonds with their owners.

2. Playful Entertainment: These parrots are playful, curious, and full of energy, providing endless entertainment and joy.

3. Intelligent Interaction: Golden Conures are highly intelligent, capable of learning tricks, mimicking sounds, and engaging in interactive play, making them stimulating companions.

Keep in mind that owning a Golden Conure requires a significant commitment to providing attention, socialization, and proper care.

Want to learn more visit www.goldenconureparrot.com

07/07/2025

Here are 3 reasons why you might consider owning a Golden Conure parrot:

1. Affectionate Companion: Golden Conures are known for their loving and affectionate nature, forming strong bonds with their owners.

2. Playful Entertainment: These parrots are playful, curious, and full of energy, providing endless entertainment and joy.

3. Intelligent Interaction: Golden Conures are highly intelligent, capable of learning tricks, mimicking sounds, and engaging in interactive play, making them stimulating companions.

Keep in mind that owning a Golden Conure requires a significant commitment to providing attention, socialization, and proper care.

Want to learn more visit www.goldenconureparrot.com

02/07/2025

02/07/2025

Five African grey parrots at Lincolnshire Wildlife Park had to be separated after they began swearing at visitors and laughing about it together. Named Billy, Elsie, Eric, Jade, and Tyson, the birds were initially quarantined as a group after being adopted—and that’s apparently when the foul-mouthed mischief started.

Once they joined the park’s larger colony of 200 parrots, they began encouraging each other to curse, often triggering laughter among themselves and from stunned guests. To stop the behavior from spreading—and to avoid upsetting families with children—the park decided to split the group up and place them in separate enclosures.

02/07/2025

A "rated-R parrot" with a potty mouth that's up for adoption has gone viral, as dozens of people have applied to be his next forever home: https://bit.ly/4jYMQzb

The bird is not only colorful, but so is his mouth. 🦜 🤭