Indian Ringneck Head Bobbing

If he fluffs when you are sitting.

Indian ringneck head bobbing.

It may not be right for everyone because it requires a lot of attention and care but it is a very social bird and can become an excellent companion for the entire family. Rather than feeling odd or disgusted when these. Lots of bobbing and twitching like movements. These birds love to talk and enjoy a good challenge which makes training a ton of fun.

This video is unavailable. Due to deforestation these birds have moved to larger cities where they survive from bird feeders and food offered by the native people. If a female is present they re usually aggressive and only prefer the company of their owners. As for the sexing of your indian ringnecks there is a possibility you might have a female ringneck.

Indian ringneck parrots natively reside in asia mainly india and pakistan. Indian ringneck parakeets are quite popular companion birds thanks in part to their beautiful coloring medium size and social nature these birds are highly intelligent and enjoy learning new things. Don t be surprised if your bird attempts to win you over with displays such as this to your bird you are a flock mate and an equal. This was my baby indian ringneck at 5 weeks of age after handfeeding she bobbs her head which was so cute i had to record her.

But they do require an attentive caretaker who can spend time handling them every day to keep them tame and prevent them from becoming bored. If he fluffs his feathers out he could be happy or angry. A beautiful bird the indian ringneck parakeet is a very popular pet. 25 yr old male indian ringneck parakeet.

They are forest dwelling animals that will occasionally forage for food on the ground. But from your description i would say the behavior you described you have two males. No discharge or crust around beak nares or eyes no wheezing sounds or sneezing droppings look same as usual but now he is fluffed up and appears frightened nearly to death when i approach.