Green Cheeked Conure Beginners Guide

This book will provide you with valuable information and tips regarding Conure care, feeding, housing, health concerns, costs, breeding and more - all written in a clear and easy to understand manner. Guaranteed to answer your every question, this book is a must-buy for new and experienced Conure owners

Green-cheeked conures can be outgoing and comical, but they can also be a little shyer than other conures. These birds love their play and will appreciate a good rotation of toys and a spacious cage to run around. The Green-cheeked conure is a favorite among bird novices because of its relatively low price, small stature, temperament, and relatively low noise level, at least compared to its larger cousins. The green-cheeked conure breeds fairly easily and as a result is readily available. They are Built with a small finger-perfect frame, green-cheeked conures are wonderful birds that are fun to spend time with as pets. I emphasized spending time because green cheek conures require a lot of attention. So, if you didn’t know that, there’s probably a whole lot more you don’t know about these adorable birds. In this book I will be teaching you everything you need to know on how to successfully train green check conure and raise them as pets. I here you will learn how to care, feed, groom, house, train and tips to raising green check conure as happy pets. ORDER YOUR COPY NOW

Green Cheeked Conure Beginners Guide Green Cheeked Conure (Pyrrhura molinae), often simply referred to as "Green Cheeks," are charming and playful parrots that have captured the hearts of bird enthusiasts around the world. These small to medium-sized parrots are native to South America, specifically found in parts of Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, and Paraguay. Known for their vibrant colors, energetic personalities, and engaging behaviors, Green Cheeked Conure make delightful companions for both novice and experienced bird owners. Green Cheeked Conure are characterized by their compact size and vibrant plumage. They typically measure about 10 to 12 inches (25 to 30 centimeters) in length from the tip of the beak to the tip of the tail. Their feathers come in a range of colors, including various shades of green on their bodies, with bright red feathers on their tails and blue primary wing feathers. Some color mutations have also been developed through selective breeding, resulting in variations like cinnamon, yellow-sided, pineapple, and turquoise. One of their distinctive features is a maroon-colored "cap" on their heads, which gives them their name "Green Cheeked" Conure. Their beaks are hooked and strong, adapted for chewing and manipulating various objects in their environment. Green Cheeked Conure are known for their lively and curious personalities. They are social birds that thrive on interaction and engagement with their human companions. While they are smaller than some other parrot species, they make up for it with their energetic nature and clever antics. These conure are highly intelligent and can be trained to perform tricks, mimic sounds, and even learn a few words. They are often described as playful and affectionate, enjoying both one-on-one time with their owners and group activities with other birds. Their playful behavior includes hanging upside down, rolling around, and exploring their surroundings with enthusiasm. However, it's essential to understand that each conure has its unique personality, so while some may be outgoing and extroverted, others might be more reserved. In the wild, Green Cheeked Conure are commonly found in forests, woodlands, and areas with dense vegetation. They are highly adaptable and can thrive in a range of habitats, from lowland forests to mountainous regions. Their diet in the wild consists of various fruits, berries, seeds, and vegetation. TO CONTINUE READING, GRAB YOUR COPY NOW!!!

Popular as pets due to their small size, splendor, and intelligence, inexperienced-cheeked conures have stolen many bird lovers' hearts. Their curiosity, spunk, and playful nature are superexcellent traits in a pet chook. Mischievous and engaging, green-cheeked conures p.c. a number of persona right into a small bundle. The fact that they are much less noisy than most different parrots-and more low-priced-adds to their attraction.

Green cheek conures are small parrots that also go by the name green cheek parakeet. Green cheek conures are among the most popular pet birds today. They love to play. Once they are used to you, they will also let you cuddle and pet them quite a bit. They are extremely fun loving birds that can even be goofy at times. They will keep you entertained with antics like hanging upside down from the cage and bathing in their water bowls. These birds are mostly independent and can keep themselves entertained for the most part. However, they do need your attention from time to time, without which they may develop behavioral issues. When you bring home a green cheek conure, you need to understand the responsibility of the bird. These birds have a long life span and can stay with the family for close to 30 years. This book will tell you everything that you need to know about raising conures.

Green cheek conures are small parrots that also go by the name green cheek parakeet. Green cheek conures are among the most popular pet birds today. They love to play. Once they are used to you, they will also let you cuddle and pet them quite a bit. They are extremely fun loving birds that can even be goofy at times. They will keep you entertained with antics like hanging upside down from the cage and bathing in their water bowls. These birds are mostly independent and can keep themselves entertained for the most part. However, they do need your attention from time to time, without which they may develop behavioral issues. When you bring home a green cheek conure, you need to understand the responsibility of the bird. These birds have a long life span and can stay with the family for close to 30 years. This book will tell you everything that you need to know about raising conures. This is your go-to guide if you are still a beginner and do not have any experience with pet birds. From the time you bring the bird home to the common challenges with the bird's health, this book covers everything that you need to know to have a happy time owning a pet conure. Covered in this book: Care Costs Daily care Do's and don'ts Feeding Health Hygiene History Intelligence One or two Personality Pro's and Con's Tips on buying Training Travelling ...and much more

The adorable conure, named for its conically shaped tail, is one of the world's favorite parrots and the subject of this Complete Care Made Easy pet guide that presents new and experienced bird keepers with insight into every aspect of selecting, caring for, and maintaining well-behaved happy pet birds.Bird specialist and trainer Nikki Moustaki has written an ideal introductory pet guide about the boisterous conure, with chapters on the characteristics of the conure, the varied behaviors of these small macaw-like parrots in the wild, selection of a healthy, typical pet bird, housing and care, feeding, training,and health care.The chapters "The Many Conure Species" and "Selecting a Great Conure" offers potential owners excellent advice about dozens of species and how to select the best one from those available commercially, from the blue-crowned conure and the green-cheeked conure to the sun conure and red-fronted conure.In the chapter on housing and care, the author discusses selection of the right cage, placement of the cage, and all the necessary accessories. A bird's diet is critical to its ongoing health, and the chapter devoted to feeding gives the reader all the info he or she needs about choosing the best diet .The chapter "Conure Behavior and Training" gives expert advice about how to train the very talkative conure to speak and be quiet, too. The book concludes with an appendix of bird societies, a glossary of terms, and a complete index.

Chapters include general management, care, and breeding of pet and breeder birds with information gleamed from various breeders across the world. Individual chapters present on 13 of the most popular conures kept in captivity. Chapter on health and diseases is written by an avian veterinarian.