My Senegal is the friendliest and the sweetest bird. He talks a lot and imitates every sound. Even the obnoxious ones lol. It's amazing how much he can imitate.
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 have a Senegal that is 20 years old. She can be noisy but not loud, like a Macaw or other larger parrots. They do like attention and to have people around. They will bond with you. Mine is a little afraid of strangers, but will readily "step up" on my finger.
My senny is 15. He’s slightly afraid of strangers, until I have them feed him a snack. I swear that little guy only cares about food. He’d eat me out of house and home!
Mine does steps up and them bites, and will not let go. Broke someone's finger and has drawn lots of blood over the years. He's a sweet boy, but this animal should be left in the wild.
Maia sounds exactly like MY Senegal!!! The only word he says is a mumbly-sounding "BABY". People always want to know if he talks, but he just makes senegal noises! What he doesn't speak, he makes up in his sweet personality. He's now 18 yo already!
Hi Brittany. I'm getting a Senegal from a breeder here in England in about eight weeks. I've done a lot of research and this parrot is very quiet for a parrot so give it a go. If your bird is content and well socialised you won't have problems with noise. Good luck xx
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
Hey there! I'm thinking about getting a Senegal of my own, but live in an apartment so I have some questions that I was hoping you could answer. This video is actually super helpful as it gives me an idea of how much noise they make; however, it's hard to tell exactly how loud they are through TH-cam. Not sure if you live in an apartment or not, but have you ever gotten complaints from neighbors regarding the noise issue? Or can you hear your Senne screaming if you were say on the other side of the wall? I never want to have to re-home a pet so if you could let me know if you think its a good idea or not that would be great :)
Hi! I know I'm not the owner to the video but I actually own a Senegal parrot! Few quick tips. One, they actually aren't VERY loud. My parrot isn't too loud. He gets excited when someone (my father typically) walks in the room and screams but not extremely loud. They are NOT talking parrots. They mimic sounds they hear like for example, mine mimics the sound of our alarm system as well as the squeaky door! Now second thing, parrots will want to bond with someone. One person. Mine chose my dad. Do NOT let their flight wings grow in. It was a bad decision and after we did, he ONLY likes my dad now, things he is king of the house because he can fly, and bites me and my mom a lot. Overall they are very sweet birds, but noise wise they would be okay for an apartment 😊 sun conures are the ones you'd want to avoid because they are VERY noisy! Hope I helped!
***** Arleer158 Thanks guys! This is a lot of help. I grew up with a cockatoo and an african grey so I'm definitely used to bird noises. Now that I live on my own I thought it would be best to get a species that's on the quieter side. I ended up spending a lot of time with a Sene that my boyfriend and I are planning on adopting and he's seemed to click pretty well with the both of us. I do plan on keeping him flighted just because I have experience with flighted birds compared to non-flighted birds and just find that they have a lot more confidence and are a lot happier. Anyways, I'm bringing him home tomorrow :) Wish me luck! Thanks again for your advice!
Arleer158 good to know! I'm a student so there will definitely be lots of time spent at my desk. Even got him a little desktop perch to play on. Thanks again for all of your help! I'm picking him up today! So excited!
Brittany Self Congratulations on being a Senegal mom!!! I love my little senegal guy. Have you decided which pellet you'll be to starting him off on? Mine really likes Harrison's Organic pellets.
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
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 😊
HI ... I JUST ADOPTED A 7YR OLD SENEGAL PARROT. HE IS STRESSING ABOUT HIS NEW HOUSE. HOW CAN I GET HIM TO TRUST US. WE GOT HIM IN HIS OLD CAGE WHICH IS BIG ENOUGH, I JUST HAVE TO REFURBISH IT BECAUSE IT IS ALL RUSTED OUT. I AM IN LOVE AND WANT HIM TO FALL IN LOVE WITH US TOO. HELP!! PLEASE.
Hi, you can find some good tips on TH-cam. Some of the items that were new to me included don't stare at him. That is a predator trait so makes birds feel unsafe. You probably found out good nutritional and safety advice. But the hard part will be building trust. Teach. "Step Up" using treats. That is good for two lessons getting a on your finger an the learning process is fun because it includes treats.
Another thought along the same subject (bonding), always greet your bird first before any one else including pets. Make that a hello and step up lesson to include the treat. You will probably become his number one real soon.
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My Senegal is the friendliest and the sweetest bird. He talks a lot and imitates every sound. Even the obnoxious ones lol. It's amazing how much he can imitate.
Is it true that the males are usually better talkers than the females?
Mine is a terror bird
@@juliew1426 no you gotta teach them to talk
@@miss.barnes269 wdym sir?
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 parrot is 31 years old, and still going strong.
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 😅
That is the sweetist parrot sound I ever heard
My Senegal parrot gets so excited when he hears the noises from this video lol
my senegal loves this video, he whistles and talks back to maia.
Laura Fox and my too🙂
My bird is quite the lonely bird but this has made him so happy and he started replying❤️
I have a Senegal that is 20 years old. She can be noisy but not loud, like a Macaw or other larger parrots. They do like attention and to have people around. They will bond with you. Mine is a little afraid of strangers, but will readily "step up" on my finger.
Jacquelyn Bourassa
My Senegal, BuZz, really does NOT like strangers either, especially men! He doesn't cower, he actually quite confrontational!
My senegal Mango doesn’t really like strangers either
My senny is 15. He’s slightly afraid of strangers, until I have them feed him a snack. I swear that little guy only cares about food. He’d eat me out of house and home!
Mine does steps up and them bites, and will not let go. Broke someone's finger and has drawn lots of blood over the years. He's a sweet boy, but this animal should be left in the wild.
This sure got my birds attention!! Lol
Maia sounds exactly like MY Senegal!!! The only word he says is a mumbly-sounding "BABY". People always want to know if he talks, but he just makes senegal noises! What he doesn't speak, he makes up in his sweet personality. He's now 18 yo already!
Can't say which one I love more....both of u are adorable
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 🙂
POV: you’re watching this to find out how loud they are 😂
Adorable and beautiful
My senegal parrot 5 months old (still a baby xd) she likes your parrot screaming sounds x) whenever she hears them, she screams too QwQ
Como esta?
i showed this to my parrot and he was really shocked to see one in a computer
Hi Brittany. I'm getting a Senegal from a breeder here in England in about eight weeks. I've done a lot of research and this parrot is very quiet for a parrot so give it a go. If your bird is content and well socialised you won't have problems with noise. Good luck xx
Hahahaha I wish mine was he wouldn't stop 😂
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 have the same bird and he love the noise your bird makes he was scared at first
My Senegal parrot is so cute she growls at me sometimes but she’s very nice and her name is Myra
ohh so cute my Parrot does the same sounds
LOVE Y'ALL CAN Y'ALL WHISTLE FOR ME?
My aunt had a sengal before.
Hey there! I'm thinking about getting a Senegal of my own, but live in an apartment so I have some questions that I was hoping you could answer. This video is actually super helpful as it gives me an idea of how much noise they make; however, it's hard to tell exactly how loud they are through TH-cam. Not sure if you live in an apartment or not, but have you ever gotten complaints from neighbors regarding the noise issue? Or can you hear your Senne screaming if you were say on the other side of the wall? I never want to have to re-home a pet so if you could let me know if you think its a good idea or not that would be great :)
Hi! I know I'm not the owner to the video but I actually own a Senegal parrot! Few quick tips. One, they actually aren't VERY loud. My parrot isn't too loud. He gets excited when someone (my father typically) walks in the room and screams but not extremely loud. They are NOT talking parrots. They mimic sounds they hear like for example, mine mimics the sound of our alarm system as well as the squeaky door! Now second thing, parrots will want to bond with someone. One person. Mine chose my dad. Do NOT let their flight wings grow in. It was a bad decision and after we did, he ONLY likes my dad now, things he is king of the house because he can fly, and bites me and my mom a lot. Overall they are very sweet birds, but noise wise they would be okay for an apartment 😊 sun conures are the ones you'd want to avoid because they are VERY noisy! Hope I helped!
***** Arleer158 Thanks guys! This is a lot of help. I grew up with a cockatoo and an african grey so I'm definitely used to bird noises. Now that I live on my own I thought it would be best to get a species that's on the quieter side. I ended up spending a lot of time with a Sene that my boyfriend and I are planning on adopting and he's seemed to click pretty well with the both of us. I do plan on keeping him flighted just because I have experience with flighted birds compared to non-flighted birds and just find that they have a lot more confidence and are a lot happier. Anyways, I'm bringing him home tomorrow :) Wish me luck! Thanks again for your advice!
Arleer158 good to know! I'm a student so there will definitely be lots of time spent at my desk. Even got him a little desktop perch to play on. Thanks again for all of your help! I'm picking him up today! So excited!
+Alyssa Aragon OMG SAME THING HAPPENED TO ME MY SENEGAL PARROT IS ATTACHED TO MY DAD Idk what to do she bites the rest of us allot lool
Brittany Self
Congratulations on being a Senegal mom!!! I love my little senegal guy. Have you decided which pellet you'll be to starting him off on? Mine really likes Harrison's Organic pellets.
Lmao kinda sounds like my fire alarm but nice at the same time
Is it good to have in appartments?
It sounds ear pearcing, is that true? Like a lovebird?
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
And she call your parott sounds
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
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.
Use hemp threads instead of linen.
I have this parrot
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
mine is so hyper
I love mine but he begs and insists on eating whatever i am eating...lol
Michael Evans OMG I know that struggle. He’ll literally fly to my shoulder, climb down my arm and attack whatever’s on my plate.
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HI ... I JUST ADOPTED A 7YR OLD SENEGAL PARROT. HE IS STRESSING ABOUT HIS NEW HOUSE. HOW CAN I GET HIM TO TRUST US. WE GOT HIM IN HIS OLD CAGE WHICH IS BIG ENOUGH, I JUST HAVE TO REFURBISH IT BECAUSE IT IS ALL RUSTED OUT. I AM IN LOVE AND WANT HIM TO FALL IN LOVE WITH US TOO. HELP!! PLEASE.
Love that Birdy with all your heart, he has to have it. Did his previous owner keep him caged?
Hi, you can find some good tips on TH-cam. Some of the items that were new to me included don't stare at him. That is a predator trait so makes birds feel unsafe. You probably found out good nutritional and safety advice. But the hard part will be building trust. Teach. "Step Up" using treats. That is good for two lessons getting a on your finger an the learning process is fun because it includes treats.
Another thought along the same subject (bonding), always greet your bird first before any one else including pets. Make that a hello and step up lesson to include the treat. You will probably become his number one real soon.
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So weird there tails can completely fall off and regrow.cross breed.
Idiotic moron.