Talking Parrots Birds for sale
11 Talking Parrots Birds for sale
Parrots, often affectionately called "talking birds" or simply "parrots," originate from tropical and subtropical regions worldwide, including Central and South America, Africa, Southeast Asia, and Oceania. These vibrant birds are known for their striking physical traits, such as a strong, curved hookbill, zygodactyl feet (two toes forward and two back), and a colourful plumage ranging from brilliant reds and blues to greens and yellows. They are highly intelligent and social creatures, capable of mimicking sounds and displaying problem-solving skills. Parrots typically display playful and curious temperaments, thriving in flock environments in the wild. Their suitability as pets depends on the owner's commitment, as they require significant social interaction, mental stimulation, and a specialised diet including seeds, fruits, and nuts. Popular search terms related to parrots in the UK include "parrots for sale," "talking parrot for sale," and "baby parrots for sale," reflecting the interest in acquiring these birds. If you’re considering a parrot as a companion, be prepared for a lifelong commitment, ensuring the bird's well-being and happiness in your care.
Alexandrine parrot
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Lovely parrot was told it wss a boy when we brought him but cannot be sure About 2 yrs old Whistles but not talking yet Will fly on to you and take food from us without biting Will only bite if in cag
African grey parrot
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Beautiful bird, sex unknown but thought to be male loves to come out of the cage but not been handled for a good while not a lover of women and prefers men. Will bite. Great talker, sings, dances ver
Talking Parrot and bird Available
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Amerzon green white
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Will take feed from hand she is starting to speak the odd word like when u give her a nut she trys to say thank you given a bit of time she will make a loveing bird but due to heath condison i carnt g
Yellow-naped Amazon parrot 🦜
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🦜🌟 Exceptional Male Yellow-naped Amazon – Elite Talking Parrot 🌟 💰 Price: £2,250 (reflects quality & ability) 📍 Location: Birmingham 🎂 Age: 5 years 🧬 Sex: Male ⸻ ✨ A Rare Quality Companion
Yellow Crowned Amazon
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For Sale: Friendly, Talking 6-Year-Old Amazon Parrot with Premium Setup We are seeking a loving, experienced home for our wonderful 6-year-old Amazon Parrot. This intelligent and charming bird is ver
Blue and gold Macaw
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This is Remi, he is looking for a new family to love and play with him. He is very friendly and loves everyone when he gets to know them. He is talking quite well and loves to say hello when you come
Alexander parrot
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Alexander talking parrot six month baby if you spend more time he’ll learn more because he baby and learn more when u spend more tym
Alexander parrot
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6 months Alexander talking parrot fully trimmed and very friendly. It’s baby so more learn if you give the time.
Alexandrine baby lovely Birds for king gifts new
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I got alexanderin baby 4 month old looking new home lovers lovely talking parrot they are 2025 breeds if any interesting let me know they have need to give tarning only week the super tamed family 👪
FAQs
How much does a parrot cost in the UK?
The cost of a parrot in the UK varies significantly depending on the species, age, and source. Small species like budgerigars or cockatiels typically cost between £15 to £50, while larger or exotic parrots such as macaws and African greys can range from £400 up to over £3,000. For instance, cockatiels can be priced around £15 to £300, African greys between £400 and £800, macaws from £1,000 to over £3,000, lovebirds £50 to £200, Amazon parrots £350 to £700, and conures from £75 to several hundred pounds.
Are parrots legal to own as pets in the UK?
Which parrots are considered the friendliest pet species?
What are the ongoing costs of owning a parrot in the UK?
