parrotletfamily

angry baby uses "bite" it was super effective :)

This cute budgie repeatedly flaps his wings every single time his owner shakes her feet at him. Fun to watch!

Kiwi is 3 years old-green parrotlet. He loves head messages.

Preening is a bird's way of grooming its feathers to keep them in the best condition. Bonding between mates as a courtship ritual that involves mutual preening, called allopreening. This is a form of communication between mates and helps keep their connection strong. In this video 2 cute parrotlet babies are preening each other. They're so adorable.

This cute and small parrotlet is trying so hard to scare his parront but he looks so cute when he's angry. His anger is so adorable.

This mother hen have lots of chicks, but apparently she has a favorite one and lets it ride on her back. Adorable!

Parrotlets are known as "pocket parrots", they're are the second smallest kind of parrot in the world. Despite their small sizes, they can be act like big parrots. They may be quite fearless of larger animals, including dogs, cats and larger parrots - which puts them at danger. But tamed parrotlets can be very affectionate. In this video you can see our cute little guest: "Shiny". She lives with her parront lady and loves head massages so much. She is only 8 months old and her parront lady gives her kisses every single day. Because she thinks Shiny is co cute and a cuddly baby. Don't you think so? How can you resist such beauty?

When all you want to do is sleep but your roommates won't stop partying...

It might be strange to think about, but even with birds there are cases where a mother refuses to feed her babies. When desperate times call for desperate measures, the hands of the owner or breeder must get involved and a baby bird formula must be cooked up and each of the tiny birdied <a href="https://rumble.com/v304jk-hand-feeding-wild-australian-parrots.html" target="_blank">fed by a loving hand</a>. This is what that looks like. These little <a href="https://rumble.com/v31u23-charlie-the-parrotlet-puts-his-money-in-the-bank.html" target="_blank">Parrotlets</a> have only just started molting their baby feathers, but they still need a soft meal every now and again. So their owner prepares their dish and serves it to them with a special little spoon. With those nods they keep making, we be that is one yummy formula! Gonna make these three into gorgeous, healthy and strong birds! With a little patience, anyone who can feed a baby human can feed a baby parrot. There are different techniques as to how it is done. Professionals will either use a syringe or a gavage tube, while those less experienced will use a pipette, small cups, spoons or syringes. Every method has its pros and cons, but the use of a syringe has proven to be both the safest and the easiest. You can go as fast or as slow as you want, plus it automatically measures how much each birdie has been fed. As for the bobbing of the heads while being fed, it is called a feeding response. It promotes the parents to regurgitate the food down the baby’s throat and then it bounces straight down into their crop. It may sound nasty, but it one of nature’s most beautiful designs!

Which one of these cute baby parrots will be able to cuddle in the middle of this blanket? Let the match begin!