What is a pink ring parrot?
Parakeet from a pink ring or psittacula krameri is indigenous for Central Africa and parts of Asia, but has spread to Europe and North America, mainly because of the exotic pet shop. These parrots are usually as comfortable in cities as in their native locations. Parakeet from the pink ring is a relatively large bird with an average length of 15.7 inches (40 cm) and a weight of 4 ounces (118 grams). This bird has an average wing of 17 inches (45 cm) and a long tail, a large round head and a dependent, wide account. The feather body is usually lime green, while the feathers of the wings are darker, closer to the avocado. The male has black, pink and blue on his face, along with a bright pink account. Females are more muted as many sexually dimorphic birds.
Young parrots have several yellow feathers and pale tips in the account, but otherwise they are very similar to adult women. They will gain their coloring of adult feathers at the age of 1 1/2. The average life of 30 years has an average life.
the kind came fromEspecially in Sudan and India. The exotic pet shop introduced a pink ring of the parrot to most of Africa and Asia, as well as Europe and North America. This bird is highly adaptable and usually survives well in the urban and suburban environment. If birds from a pet escape or are liberated, they quickly become wild and are often classified as an invasive type
in the wild, pink ring parrots live in jungles, semi -dry deserts and bushy grass stands. Parks usually inhabit in cities. In rural areas, parrots of a pink ring live near cultivated fields or orchards.
In their native habitats, these birds nest in tree cavities, but usually easily adapt to their adopted stations. They often build nests, line with rotten wood, roof gutters, crushes on walls or other high remote places. Sometime sometimesEzmou abandoned nests of other considerable birds.
Average clutch size with pink ring is three or four eggs. Both parents incubate eggs that hatch in about three weeks. Females and men take care of chickens that leave the nest for 18 months. Juvenions will become adults between their second and third years.
A specific diet of a pink ring parrot to a large extent depends on where it lives, but in general it eats berries, flowers and fruit. They also consume seeds and nuts. In crops and orchards, they clump together to get rid of the fields of different grains and stands of trees of fruit, nuts and buds.