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How to care for birds, including training, feeding and keeping your feathered friend healthy. If you have a new pet bird and want to know more about cages, bird seed and common bird behaviors, eHow can help. Train a parrot to talk in no time with eHow's step-by-step instructions. Or, learn grooming tricks to keep those feathers looking silky smooth. From understanding bird personalities, to selecting a proper diet, eHow offers expert advice to keep any bird singing a happy tune.

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  • DIY Parakeet Incubator

    There are many ways to create an incubator for your parakeet. The most important factors aren't materials but the ability of your incubator box to maintain a constant temperature and humidity...

  • Characteristics of Saffron Finches

  • How to Love Your Bird

    It is important to love your bird at least once a day. Bird needs love and care to be happy and healthy. It is good to talk to them and show love and affection. One way to love them is take them...

  • How to Make a Bird Feeder from a Pine Cone

    This is a quick and easy craft that is great for kids. You can make this from items found around the house and once it has been used will go back to nature. Perfect for spring.

  • Why Is Brass Dangerous to Use in Birdcages?

    Birdcages are made of many different materials, and marketed regardless of their impact on bird health. With some background information, you can choose a birdcage that will be safe and...

  • Types of Love Birds

  • How to Keep an African Grey From Being Bored

    African Grays are intelligent birds with life spans ranging up to 40 years. Keeping one of these birds as a pet is a big commitment but a very fulfilling one, as these birds are entertaining and...

  • Information on Female African Greys

    African gray parrots are intelligent, entertaining animals. Their ability to interact with humans has made them popular pets. Owning a female African gray parrot does necessitate knowing how to...

  • Behavior of African Greys

    African greys are intelligent, friendly parrots. Their ability to adapt to people has made them a popular household pet.

  • How to Set Up a Cockatiel Cage

    Cockatiels are bright, friendly little birds. Their cheery personality makes for good companionship. Their country of origin is Australia. The name, cockatiel, is derived from a Dutch word,...

  • How to Feed Orphan Animals

    An orphaned animal is one that became motherless while still too young to take care of itself. This is a very sad situation, because these baby animals cannot yet fend for themselves. Rabbits and...

  • What Do You Feed a Lost Bird?

    If you've found a lost bird, it's probably scared, disoriented and hungry. Even if you've never had a bird before, you can still provide healthy foods for the bird.

  • How to Feed a Baby African Gray

    Hand feeding a baby African gray parrot is a huge commitment in time, labor and love. The baby parrot will need to be fed every two hours around the clock. A deep bond forms between an African...

  • How to Make Finch Food

    Finches are small birds that live between four and seven years. They are popular pets and do well in caged environments. Although they are quiet birds, they are also quite active and will...

  • What Do Deserted Baby Birds Eat?

    The best chance a baby bird has for survival is with its parents. However, if its parents have abandoned it, you may still be able to help.

  • Cage Requirements for Finches

  • Love Birds Vs. Cockatiels

    Lovebirds and cockatiels are both wonderful birds that make great pets. With your love and care, your lovebird or cockatiel will be a loyal friend and companion as long as it lives.

  • How to Tell Male & Female Finches Apart

    It is moderately easy to tell male and female finches apart, since their markings are usually gender distinct. Like many birds, the male finch is more brightly colored than the female, since the...

  • How to Bring Your African Grey Home

    The docile nature and intelligence of the African Grey Parrot has made it a popular pet among bird enthusiasts. One of the most notable features of the African Grey is its ability to mimic speech....

  • Quiet Talking Bird As a Pet

    All birds make some amount of noise--singing, chirping and sometimes talking. Some are quieter than others. Some species of macaw, cockatoo, and African grey, as well as some smaller species like...

  • How to Tell If Pet Ducks Are Male or Female

    You may want to pick out a name for your new feathered friend but are unsure if it is a male or female duck. Although determining the sex of a duck is easier with adults, it can be done with ducks...

  • Information on a Canary Seed

    Also known as annual canary grass, canary seed is similar to flaxseed in appearance and texture. Canary seed is used exclusively in feed blends for wild and domesticated birds.

  • Calcium Foods for African Grey Parrots

  • Lory Parrot Information on Talking, Care and Colors

    Lories are an especially beautiful and sociable group of true parrots. Their colorful personalities and plumage make them particularly desirable as pets, but their physical and social needs make...

  • How to Train Wedding Doves

    Many couples dream of having white doves released on their wedding day as a symbol of their love. What some people don't know is that the birds used in those romantic scenes in the movies are...

  • How to Handle an African Grey Parrot

    How you handle your African Gray determines how he relates to you. It's best to begin developing a positive relationship with your parrot as soon as possible. African Grays are some of the most...

  • How to Love Your Pets

    If you weren't raised in a household where your parents didn't how a whole lot of affection to the family dog or cat, here are a few ways you can break the chain of bad habits and take especially...

  • How to Train Small Green Parakeets

    Green parakeets are adorable, playful, and fun. Just like parrots, they can be trained to do small tricks, sit on your shoulder or finger, and even talk! Learn how to train your little green...

  • Sun Conure Bird Information

    Brilliantly colored and playful, sun conures have earned a place in the hearts of bird lovers the world over. They are not known for talking, making them one of the less expensive parrots. But...

  • How to Tell a Male From a Female Bluejay

    Blue jays are a bright blue in color with a head crest. They measure 11 to 12 inches in length. The birds are extremely vocal and have a very distinctive call. Most blue jays live in a family...

  • How to Clip an African Grey Parrot's Wings

    Clipping an African Grey's wings is important for its safety and protection. Flight-capable birds are liable to fly through doors or into windows, ceiling fans, hot cooking food and people. You...

  • How to Make a Wooden Birdcage

    A birdcage made entirely out of wood is an easy project that an adult can complete in a few hours--and a rewarding one, too, as your pet will enjoy the space, as well. Research the specific needs...

  • How to Make an Easy Costume for a Bird

    Making a costume for your pet bird can seem challenging. However, it is easy to make a simple, medieval-style tabard, the short tunic that knights wore over their armor. Naturally, the tabard that...

  • Do It Yourself: Large Bird Aviaries

    An aviary can vary from a basic structure to a place with water features and shelter. It is a good idea to think about the purpose of the aviary before you build one. A breeding structure will...

  • How to Tell if a White Duck is Male or Female

    Most white ducks in North America are Pekin ducks, which are prized for their meat and size. There are three main ways to figure out the sex of a Pekin duck: look, listen or flip.

  • Blue Quaker Parrot Information

    Blue Quaker parrots are "large personality" birds in a small package. Intelligent, resourceful and extremely playful, it should be noted that a new owner understand what owning a blue Quaker...

  • How to Tell the Difference Between a Male & Female Mallard

    One of the most easily recognizable ducks throughout North America, Europe and Asia, the mallard duck has genetic ties to almost every population of known duck breed. The male mallard duck is much...

  • How to Bond with an African Gray

    African Grays are life-long companions and it's important to take the time to develop a healthy relationship with them. Bonding with your parrot takes time and patience but it is essential because...

  • Parrot Training Supplies & Toys

  • How to Set Up Your Parrot's Cage

    So you are getting a Parrot and are getting ready for his homecoming. What will go inside the cage? Follow these tips.

  • How to Teach Your Parrot to Talk

    Parrots are the most intelligent types of birds and can learn to mimic human speech. Here are a couple tips to help your feathered friend to learn a few words.

  • How to Train a Pet Parakeet to Fly

    Pet parakeets or budgies are some of the best and most loyal pets you can have. After they have become accustomed to you they will be your friend for life. There comes a point in a pet parakeet's...

  • How to Build an Indoor Finch Aviary

    Commercially made aviaries (sometimes called "flights") are pricey, but you can build one for far less money that serves your birds' needs and is still designed to please your eye. Building an...

  • How to Pair Up Racing Pigeon Breeders

    The hobby of racing pigeons is almost as old as recorded history. It was once known as the Sport of Kings. To make sure the racing pigeons hold and maintain a good mileage record, a lot of thought...

  • How to Raise Baby Cockatiels Without Hand Feeding

    While hand-feeding young cockatiels from around two weeks onward will usually ensure the development of tame babies, feeding by hand can be difficult and time consuming. This task is inadvisable...

  • Bird Seed Bell Crafts

  • What Are the Kinds of Pigeon Traps?

    While pigeons are often part of life in big cities, they can be destructive to your property. They ruin grass, carry diseases and could even nest in your house. It is important to understand the...

  • How to Bond With an African Gray Bird

    The African gray parrot is considered the best talker of any parrot species and as intelligent as a 5-year old human child. The birds can easily live 80 years under ideal conditions, are sensitive...

  • Information on Yellow Ducks

    Swedish yellow ducks, or "Svensk gul anka," live exclusively in Sweden. This domesticated waterfowl species thrived prior to 1950, then underwent a population decline significant enough for the...

  • How to Introduce a Parakeet to a New Cage

    Parakeets are a popular companion bird for young and old alike. The tiny birds are easy to train, adore being around people, bond closely with their owners and can even learn to talk. Parakeets...

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