Lovebirds can get jealous when you do have a built a strong bond, particularly if you’re hanging with someone else in its presence. The same applies if a lovebirds mate is being courted by another. You’ll notice them becoming more …
Lovebirds can get loud when chirping, so much so that they can even be heard through multiple walls. Relative to other birds or parrots, lovebirds are far from the noisiest with an average decibel volume of 83 but, the high …
In most cases a lovebird will not get along with parakeets as their natural instinct is to attack the other. If raised together since infancy lovebirds might get along with other birds but, if you decide to bring a pair …
Yes, you can feed your lovebirds blueberries. They’re nutrient rich and are a very health snack however, they’re also extremely acidic, so the portions should be kept at a minimum to protect your lovebirds stomach from any negative repercussions. The …
Yes, lovebirds can eat tomatoes however, they’re not the best fruit to feed your lovebird due to its acidity. Which is why if you want to feed your lovebird tomatoes make sure to do so in moderation, roughly around a …
Yes, lovebirds can eat cucumbers, infact they’re a very good food source as long as you don’t overfeed them. Cucumbers come packed with a good number of healthy vitamins, minerals and are also great fruit for hydration being 96% water. …
Lovebirds are most well known for inspiring the phrase based on their name, usually reserved for how in love and infatuated people can be with each other. That’s why people asking whether death actually occurs as a result of 2 …
Hummingbirds rarely reuse their nests, it’s normally a one and done thing as the nests aren’t really designed to hold over the multiple brooding seasons. Although very rare, hummingbirds may reuse the exact spot on which they laid their initial …
There are a variety of reasons why finding baby hummingbirds in your local area isn’t easy to do even though hummers, and a lot of them at that, tend to migrate in the summer months every year. As for why …
Nature is both fascinating yet cruel, at one moment a new life with hopes, dreams and aspirations begins it’s journey yet, on the other side of the coin is the morbid reality of death. The same hits true for baby …
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