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As the smallest member of the cockatoo family, cockatiel birds are some of the most popular pet birds in the world. However, they can bite and be temperamental depending on their surroundings and how you handle them. This means that if you have grabby children that like to pull tails or squeeze birds, the cockatiel may not be the best choice for a pet.

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There are many different parrot species in the world and, like any other living creature, no two are alike. Different parrot species differ in size, color, temperament, intelligence, sociability and ability to make noise. The key to finding the perfect parrot for you is to weigh up what you want from the parrot and what it needs from you.

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Also known as monk parrots or grey-breasted parrots, Quaker parrots are native to South America but have managed to make their home in some U.S. states and European countries, due to their hardiness and ability to endure temperate climates. They measure about 12 inches from head to tail and grow to about the same size as cockatiels.

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Conures are playful, intelligent and affectionate birds that are very vocal. Thus, they are only good pets for those who don’t mind the occasional bout of loud whistling and squawking coming from their birdcage. They vary in size, ranging from the small (9 inches) to medium (19 inches).

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Where can I buy a parrot? You can either buy a parrot from a regular pet store, a specialized breeder or an owner looking to sell their bird. You should be careful with the latter option because the original owner may be trying to get rid of their parrot because it exhibits bad behavior. Thus, it’s recommended that you get to know the parrot first before committing to buying it.

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