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Parakeets are one of the smallest kinds of parrot. They are often kept as pets because they are inquisitive, playful birds that rarely break the skin even when they bite. Parakeets eat seeds and fruits and vegetables, and live naturally only in Australia, though they are bred successfully in captivity around the world. Telling the gender of parakeets is easy, with males having blue tops to their beaks and females having brown beak tops.
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All about parakeets!
- 1. BY MY SWEET STORY DUNYA All about parakeets!
- 2. Parakeets
- 3. Parakeets in the wild. ๏ Parakeets are one of the smallest kinds of parrot. ๏ They are inquisitive and playful birds often kept as pets. ๏ They are bred in a variety of colors, although in the wild they are mostly yellow and green.
- 4. Pet parakeets. Parakeets are often kept as pets. They are good for small children because even if they bite, their bite rarely brings out blood. You have to hand-tame your parakeet when you bring it home so it trusts you.
- 6. Parakeet Food Parakeets eat seeds. They also eat fruits and vegetables.
- 7. Parakeet Habitat Parakeets live only in Australia. The thing that keeps them off the endangerd list is that they breed very successfully in captivity. So if you live in North America or in Russia, your parakeets come from Australia! Isโnt that great?
- 8. How to tell parakeet gender Telling the parakeet gender is very easy. See the yellow parakeet? The top of the beak is brown. The blue parakeet has a blue topped beak. So blue for the male, and brown for the female!
- 9. THE END I hope you learned all about parakeets. see you later!