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
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
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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
What a pleasant "scream".
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?
...more like BROKEN BEEPING PARROT
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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.