You are currently viewing Parrot Comfort Sounds

Parrot Comfort Sounds

The full article, ‘Discovering your bird’s ‘comfort sounds’,

appears in the December, 2021, issue of Parrots magazine. 

 

Join the Fun, Email me a video of your parrot’s comfort sounds.

Our parrots vocalize in a variety of creative and unique ways. From mimicking cell phone ringers to repeating private and personal conversations, to deafening screams. But what about the vocalizations your parrot makes when they feel safe, happy and content? Let’s explore the vocalizations parrots make that we can describe as their ‘comfort sounds’.

Because of what I learned from my male Blue and Gold macaw Corby, I began wondering about comfort sounds other parrots make. The complete story of what I learned from Corby is in my article in the December, 2021, issue of Parrots magazine. 

.

I’ve discovered that Quaker parrots can purr, and that Eclectus repeat a humming-like sound, “mmmmmMMM”, where the tone rises in pitch at the end. And from those who care for African Greys, I’ve been told that their comfort sounds can be a combination of all their favorite sounds to mimic that can include clicking, popping, whirring, a phone ringing or door chimes.

.

What comfort sound does your parrot make?

Now that I’m aware of this subtle avian communication I’d love to learn more about what type of comfort sounds your parrots make. You can send me a mini video that captures these parrot comfort sounds. In exchange for this I’ll email you a FREE PDF of my December article, ‘Discovering your bird’s ‘comfort sounds’.

.

Take a peek at these parrot comfort sound videos:

 

The three parrots in the videos below all eat and LOVE BBFE! both as properly grown sprouts and cooked as a MASH. Help balance your parrot’s behaviors, start feeding BBFE! today.

.

SHOP OUR STORE

.

Ginger, an Eclectus female ‘humming’:

 

Maria, blue and Gold Macaw ‘purring’:

 

Jack, Amboina King Parrot assorted comfort sounds:

.

Join the Fun, Email me a video of your parrot’s comfort sounds to this email address:

lesliebbfe@gmail.com

 

Thanks for your help with this fun project!

signature

Leslie Moran

Leslie is skilled at using food and nutrition to reverse or prevent disease conditions from developing in the first place in parrots and finches. Since 2002 she has been researching the facts and translating the science of nutrition into practical solutions, and easy to use food combinations, for those who care about the health and well-being of the companion birds, parrots and finches, in their homes or their aviary flocks.