What to call a girl parrot?

The girl parrot will be a great gift for girls and girls of all ages. Such a pet will allow the young mistress to learn how to take care of and take care of her neighbors, instill in her a sense of responsibility for someone's life, and make her more sociable and positive.

When a pet just appears in the house, many questions arise, one of which is related to how to name the bird. This will be discussed below.

First of all, you should familiarize yourself with some rules for choosing a name. Please note that birds, like other pets, have different personalities, habits and abilities.

• The name must be individual. Do not let it repeat or be in tune with the names of other family members and pet names. This will make it easier for the bird to understand that it is being addressed to her.
• The name should correspond to the habits and character of the bird.
• Create an emotional connection with the bird so that it recognizes you.
• As a nickname, you can use the names of characters from cartoons and films.
• You need to choose a name taking into account the parrot's conversational abilities. They depend on the breed.
• Those birds that are sociable can be given more complex names, and less talkative ones - short ones.
• It is believed that males are more sociable than females.
• It is difficult to determine gender among Correls, so it is better to choose universal names.
• Correls are also able to reproduce everyday noise, so names with hissing sounds are suitable for easy memorization.
• Of the vowels, the letters "i" and "a" are easier for parrots.
• It is advisable that the name corresponds to the breed of bird that you have chosen.
• Lovebirds are often given in pairs, so it's best to choose paired names right away.
• Parrots Jaco are very smart, but they are recommended to give a nickname in 2-3 syllables.
• Some parrots are very finicky.When giving the parrot a nickname, observe his reaction and give him a choice of 3-4 names.
• For a parrot with a low level of human speech ability, you need to give clear short names.
• Take your time to give a nickname.

Often, bird owners find themselves in a situation where pets do not respond. This can happen for several reasons:

• not enough time has passed, and the feathered friend has not yet had time to get used to the nickname;
• you have not established emotional contact with the bird, and it does not trust you;
• she doesn't like the nickname;
• the name contains difficult to pronounce sounds;
• the parrot was already accustomed to some other name;
• the owner does not pronounce the name clearly enough;
• the nickname is very long to remember;
• aggressive emotions when referring to a parrot.

To understand each specific situation, you need to take into account several rules. If not enough time has passed, then it is recommended not to rush the bird and more often refer to it by name.

If enough time has passed, and the parrot still ignores you, watch the bird's reaction when you address it. If the necessary emotional contact has not arisen between you, then the parrot will behave very wary, turn sideways or back to you, go to the far corner of the cage. Try to be friendlier to the bird so that it can trust you. Don't terrorize her with your attention.

The same recommendations can be given in the case of aggressive behavior with a pet. Birds are guided by the emotions in the voice and human behavior in order to decide whether they can be trusted or not. Pay attention to how the bird feels in your presence. In many parrots, a sign of stress is the pulling of their plumage.

Your bird may not respond to a nickname if it has already been accustomed to some other. In this case, she will react to some combinations of sounds that her past nickname contained. It is worth choosing a name taking into account these sounds.

Well, the most common thing is that the nickname was chosen incorrectly. Not all parrots can memorize long, complex names. Small birds usually find it difficult. For these parrots, it is better to choose simple and short names.

In order to make it easier to choose a name, you need to get acquainted with the most common parrots as pets. There are quite a few types suitable for home keeping.

• Budgerigars. Habitat - Australia. Schooling birds living in eucalyptus groves. Positive, outgoing parrots. The lifespan in a cage is 5-15 years. It is very important for the little ones to lead a healthy lifestyle: eat right, fly and walk often. They feed on herbs, grains and fruits. In the wild, they only mate once and for life.
• Corella. Area - Australia. They live there in bushes and eucalyptus groves. It is a schooling bird with incredible endurance and a love of flying. Outwardly, the cockatiel looks like a small pigeon of an unusual color. A distinctive feature is a crest on the head. Corella also has a second name - Nymphs. They easily coexist with humans and even steal food from farmers, devastate crops. Dimensions: length - 30–35 cm, wingspan - 15–20 cm, weight - 70–150 g. The color of the bird is formed during the first 12 months of life.
• Lovebirds. Habitat - about. Madagascar, Northwest and Northeast Africa. These birds are often given in pairs. It is difficult for a bird that has grown free to adapt to life with a person. The lovebird is about 14–17 cm long and weighs only 40–65 grams. Not very capable of reproducing speech, but they can remember short words.
• Lorikets. Small parrots, only 12-14 cm long. Lorikets combine seven groups of birds, which have a color of all the colors of the rainbow. Habitat - Australia and Oceania. Birds are not very capable of reproducing speech, but they can memorize simple words. They are very friendly, they love acrobatics and water procedures.
• Jaco. Gray parrot. The area is central Africa. Quite a large bird (40–45 cm) with a hard curved beak. An interesting feature of the bird is its tail. It has a bright red or brown color. Gray parrots live in one place, although they can fly long distances. Jaco has a wide range of emotions, can learn up to 1,500 words, and is highly intelligent. It feeds on grains, herbs, fruits, small insects. It is contraindicated for a bird to stay in a cage for a long time.
• Amazons... Highly active birds. They get up early. Get along well with people, but need more attention. In length - about 45 cm. Lifetime at home - more than 45 years. They have a green color, complemented by red blotches. Habitat - South America and the Antilles. Easy to learn, can memorize over 100 words.
• Cockatoo. Found in Australia, New Guinea, Indonesia, the Philippine Islands. They easily get used to new conditions. The bird is rather large (40–70 cm) and can weigh up to 1 kg. They are very charming and intelligent birds. They have an individual character. A distinctive feature is the crest, usually of a contrasting color to the rest of the plumage.
• Ara parrot... Habitat - forests of Latin and South America, central Africa. The plumage of birds is very bright and can contain several colors. It can reach 100 cm with a wingspan of 40 cm. This bird is whimsical to care for: it needs a lot of space, and you will have to carefully monitor its nutrition. In addition, macaws make harsh unpleasant sounds.
• Luxurious mountain parrot. Area - Australia. A smart and beautiful bird. Has a fairly loud voice. Owners of bright yellow plumage. Interestingly, birds that live in different parts of Australia react differently to humans. In houses, they live up to 30 years. They have large dimensions: 150-200 gr and 60 cm in length.
• Parrot Kea. Habitat - New Zealand. They have good contact with humans and are able to live in cold climates. These birds are big pranksters. The only parrots capable of hunting small animals and even attacking sheep. In their natural environment, birds settle in rocky niches. They are able to live at an altitude of 1500 km. They live for about 15 years. Dimensions: wingspan - 90 cm, weight - 800-1000 g, length - 50 cm.

As mentioned above, the name of the bird must correspond to its character, characteristics and habits. Below is a sample list of female names:

• Wavy: Ket, Kili, Liz, Shri, Geya, Kerra, Lana, Clio, Nuna, Muse, Vasya, Lelya, Luna, Gamiya, Babi, Burundi, Badi;
• Lovebirds: Betty, Levy, Tavil, Cambri, Judy, Gerda, Hebe, Shura, Ida, Needle, Guiche, Dosya, Shirley, Kira, Wood, Eve, Pema, Curie, Zina, Roby, Kerr, La-fa;
• Lorriquettes: Fur-Fur, Sandra, Businka, Denna, Disha, Kuna, Lisa, Viola, Gretta, Gulya, Chiffon;
• Corella: Siri, Zara, Andi, Kelly, Vesta, Antali, Lana, Lika, Martha, Louis, Jane, Nur, Fati, Grace, Sarah, Luna, Della, Rose, Lucy, Lenta, Coco, Lily, Rosie;
• Jaco: Moni, Delphi, Kelly, Bella, Alika, Moni, Divuar, Bloom, Rhea, Lanka, Ora, Samia, Rwanda, Asya, Giselle, Sofia, Maud, Sarla, Anuk, Romina, Ifrit, Assol, Mosaya;
• Amazon: Audrey, Zura, Lada, Hebe, Greta, Tatani, Nika, Ator, Rania, Beatrice, Levi, Sonya, Rumba, Annette, Asia, Samba, Lady, Sida, Popins, Nancy, Nora, Amira, Giselle;
• Cockatoo: Aurora, Diana, Isabelle, Mei, Margarita, Farah, Anna, Alice, Lady, Beti, Eliza, Berta, Sayuri, Gertrude, Poluna, Augusta, Susie, Verona, Mariana;
• Macaw: Artmida, Wyvern, Daphne, Harpy, Simone, Madeleine, Ornela, Atali, Jasmine, Givenchy, Charlene, Meringue, Verica, Vasilisa, Manjori, Amelia, Jeanne, Abada, Attila, Bastille, Berunda, Frida, Angelica, Tussauds, Jacqueline;
• Kea: Ferna, Judith, Lebrun, Moser, Honore, Bertha, Georgia, Louise, Sherman, Emin, Guerness, Jersey, Aruba, Grenada, Solomonia, Pala, Suriname;
• Mountain parrot: Geek, Mizi, Fishing Line, Vigee, Jean, Monore, Koro, Kalo, Okif, Cindy, Tacey, Delu, Telemi, Vanu, Guam, Fiji;
• non-standard names: Aquamarine, Pearl, Duchess, Komako, Aslana, Boucle, Angel, Chanel, Isolde, Vanilla, Harmony, Siren, Catherine II, Cocoa, Wave, Notka, Ribbon.

Jaco's parrots are very smart. There is a story about how a parrot named Arachi "played" with a pet dog, making the sounds of a doorbell. As a result, the dog ran to the front door every time. Celebrities are also not indifferent to parrots, for example, the parrot star Hilary Swank's name is Susie.

An interesting option for a pet's name will be food preferences. For example, if you like pistachio ice cream, then the parrot can be called Pistachio. Although calling the bird Sausage, for example, would be a bad idea.

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