I love my Sennie. She's saucey and talkative. Thank you for not clipping your Sennie's wings. My birds owners no longer wanted her after 14 years so I got her. I let her flight feathers grow in because they had been clipped her whole life. She didn't know how to fly. It took time to teach her but I can still see the look of surprise on her face when she flew across the room, I had to teach her landing and take off too. Now she fly's and lands where she wants in the house. You would never know that at one time she couldn't fly.
My Senegal did this when we first got her, any time one of us would leave the room. People don't think they're loud but we could hear her one floor down, across the street! Thankfully, she grew out of that. Now she just screams her name because we scream her name because she's a fluffy butt jerk (and I love her to death <3 ).
Would you say Senegal’s are quiet because my mum said that the one main reason I can’t get a bird is noise and I’m picking between a dental and a cockatiel and I’m wondering what one you would suggest for quietness thanks for reading
Would recommend a senegal but all birds regardless of species will have those few that aren't as typical as the rest of their kind if you get my drift 😊
My Senegal parrot makes these buzzing/humming sounds often. It’s usually when she wants attention. Is this normal or is just another sound Senegal parrots make? My last baby bird didn’t make that sound
Then don't. Birds belong in the wild, and for those of us that have made the selfish decision to keep them in captivity, we have to spend as much of our lives with them as possible. Senegal parrot live for 30-50 years in captivity, and have social needs equivalent to a human toddler.
Hello everyone I’m having a very hard time choosing between a black headed caique (which have a lot of energy and can have “ their moods”) and I’ve talked to a parrot store owner who has 2 black headed caiques and he said that when his birds were mating the were making really loud noises and he also said they make conures look like nothing (by their scream) I’m maybe thinking about getting a Senegal but I’ve heard they can also have that aggressiveness that caiques can have I also have a cockatiel that is aggressive and bites and hisses at me so I’m pretty used to getting bitten and sometimes hard
If this parrot was in an adjacent room while I work from home for a call centre would it be severely disruptive with the high pitched noises? Kathy tuff demara Facebook
My senegal attacks every other bird he sees (those other birds being him in the mirror lol), but he sat quietly and listened intently to your bird 🙂
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Whoever said these are quiet was on some seriously strong stuff
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My aunt had a sengal before.
Looks so much like mine, he's called Simon and is 42 this year
My bird is quite the lonely bird but this has made him so happy and he started replying❤️
Is it good to have in appartments?
That peacock move I always love
So 8 years on, how is she doing?
Probably still alive
So much for them being a quiet parrot
We have the same exact bird literally they are twins
Take my advice. Always keep your parrot's roost or wood clean, otherwise he gets sick. poor darling. it's beautiful! thanks a hug
My Senegal parrot is so cute she growls at me sometimes but she’s very nice and her name is Myra
My Senegal parrot is 31 years old, and still going strong.
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POV: you’re watching this to find out how loud they are 😂
I love my Sennie. She's saucey and talkative. Thank you for not clipping your Sennie's wings. My birds owners no longer wanted her after 14 years so I got her. I let her flight feathers grow in because they had been clipped her whole life. She didn't know how to fly. It took time to teach her but I can still see the look of surprise on her face when she flew across the room, I had to teach her landing and take off too. Now she fly's and lands where she wants in the house. You would never know that at one time she couldn't fly.
I played this to my senegal parrot and her pupils had went small, she also made this squeaky door noise while listening.
My Senegal did this when we first got her, any time one of us would leave the room. People don't think they're loud but we could hear her one floor down, across the street! Thankfully, she grew out of that. Now she just screams her name because we scream her name because she's a fluffy butt jerk (and I love her to death <3 ).
My Senegal parrot gets so excited when he hears the noises from this video lol
i showed this to my parrot and he was really shocked to see one in a computer
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I have shown this to our rescue Senegal. His eye's went huge and he gave a high five and said "what's that" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🦜🦜🦜
i have senegal too
and this is one of the most recommended parrots for being relatively "quiet" 😅😅
Are you kidding me? This is damn near silent.
Yes mine rarely screams
I have a Senegal. They're quiet.....compared to a jet engine lol.
That’s pretty quiet! I have cockatoos and quackers.. this scream is pretty low to me 😂
@wryterzblock do you recommend me to get one?
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Would you say Senegal’s are quiet because my mum said that the one main reason I can’t get a bird is noise and I’m picking between a dental and a cockatiel and I’m wondering what one you would suggest for quietness thanks for reading
Would recommend a senegal but all birds regardless of species will have those few that aren't as typical as the rest of their kind if you get my drift 😊
@@brown_gurl thank you
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My Senegal parrot makes these buzzing/humming sounds often. It’s usually when she wants attention. Is this normal or is just another sound Senegal parrots make? My last baby bird didn’t make that sound
I want to get an adorable baby like this, but I’m afraid I won’t have enough time to spend with him or her
Then don't. Birds belong in the wild, and for those of us that have made the selfish decision to keep them in captivity, we have to spend as much of our lives with them as possible. Senegal parrot live for 30-50 years in captivity, and have social needs equivalent to a human toddler.
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I have a 31 year old Senegal 😊❤😍
he will die soon yes?
King, omg you are so mean! Like stop
No, she will live longer! They can live a very long time.
@@wickedone9143 ok
@@bigpapa1050 they can live to 60 bro lol
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Lmao kinda sounds like my fire alarm but nice at the same time
My Senegal parrot was trying to find youres behind my phone 😂
Are they loud cat tell from the video
They can be but not as noisy as other parrots
Not really. Mine makes a single shriek rarely. They’re great apartment birds.
That is the sweetist parrot sound I ever heard
I play this video to my Senegal!
My senegal shocked 😂😂😂
Tina Hijazi haha mine will make noises back to it 💙
I wish all parrots would fucking die, they're worse than fucking Seaguls
I have the same bird and he love the noise your bird makes he was scared at first
Hello everyone I’m having a very hard time choosing between a black headed caique (which have a lot of energy and can have “ their moods”) and I’ve talked to a parrot store owner who has 2 black headed caiques and he said that when his birds were mating the were making really loud noises and he also said they make conures look like nothing (by their scream) I’m maybe thinking about getting a Senegal but I’ve heard they can also have that aggressiveness that caiques can have I also have a cockatiel that is aggressive and bites and hisses at me so I’m pretty used to getting bitten and sometimes hard
I played this for my Senegal and his eyes immediately started pinning and started chirping along lol
Same here, I got mine two days ago and he's been moody, but his eyes lit up on hearing this 😅
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I have a baby Senegal parrot I don't know if it would live Long...maybe?
Mines 9 and still going strong! They cam live up to 25 years in captivity
Aysha Edmonds ok thank you for letting me know!
They live way longer than 25 years in captivity.
@@SquareMahogany on average, they live 25 years, my last senegal I had he was 15 when I got him he was 34 when he died
If this parrot was in an adjacent room while I work from home for a call centre would it be severely disruptive with the high pitched noises? Kathy tuff demara Facebook
yes.
That's what push to talk is for.