![]() ![]() Some White Capped Pionus are prone to vitamin A deficiency. Like any parrot, they may have times where they may be louder…generally around sunrise and sunset. The White Capped Pionus is a relatively quiet bird so can be considered suitable for apartment living. They will pick up a few words and will repeat them back in their little raspy voices. While not known for their talking ability, the White Capped Pionus is a better talker than other Pionus species. Suitable toys would consist of chewing and foraging toys. ![]() White Capped Pionus tend to be very active and do require a larger cage with plenty of toys to keep their minds active and to avoid unwanted behaviors due to boredom. With repetition, they will pick up tricks quite easily. The White Capped Pionus is fairly intelligent as well. However, the White Capped Pionus make great family pets and should be seen for the wonderful qualities that they possess. Because of their muted colors, many times they get over-looked for a more colorful bird. And seem to strive to entertain their owners with their clownish behavior. The White Capped Pionus is sweet, gentle, affectionate and relatively easy-going. The beak is a horn color, the eye is dark brown to an orangish color circled by a light pinkish-white eye ring, and they have pink legs. The have an assortment of colors on their wings ranging from browns to blues and violets. The rest of the head is blue and the breast has olive-brown feathers edged with darker purplish-blues, gradually turning green across the abdomen. White Capped Pionus are approximately 9 to 10 inches in length, they are generally green with a yellowish green on the underside and a white cap on their forehead as well as a white patch under their chin and throat. Peppers +Seeds (Banana/Bell/Chili/Jalapeno/Serrano/Hot/Sweet)īeans are also safe for birds BUT they must be washed and cooked prior to feeding them to your parrot.Lettuce (Dark Green/Red Leaf Varieties/Romaine). ![]() If consumed it may suffer from dizziness, nausea and vomiting. Do consult your Avian Technician as to which nuts are more suitable for your parrot.Īvoid feeling Nutmeg to parrots as this spice contains Myristicin. Some nuts such as the Macadamia nut contain a higher level of fat/calories than other nuts and may be more suitable for certain parrot species that require that extra intake. Peanuts may harbor mycotoxins and aflatoxin a fungal toxin that can be deadly to Parrots causing a respiratory disease known as Aspergillosis. Feed fruit sparinglyĪ Parrot’s Safe Grain List (Ideal for Cooking or Sprouting)Ī Parrot’s Safe Herb List (Ideal for Flavoring in Small Amounts)Ī Parrot’s Safe Nut List (Ideal for Treats in Small Amounts and Foraging) Safe seeds: Melon seeds, papaya, pomegranate, kiwi, cantaloupe. Legumes/Beans are acceptable to feed once soaked and thoroughly cooked.ĭo not feed seeds/pits/pips from the following fruit: Apple, Cherry, Peach, Pear, Plum, Nectarine, Lychee, Apricot.ĭo not feed seeds/pits/pips from the following fruit: Apple, Cherry, Peach, Pear, Plum, Nectarine, Lychee, Apricot. Fruit Seeds/Stone Pits/Pips (see below)ĭo not feed legumes/beans in an uncooked state.It is best to avoid any white, bleached, unhealthy flours 100% Whole Grain flours are best ![]()
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