![]() Of course, by now you know we’re referring to the Chesapeake Bay Retriever, perhaps one of the great under-appreciated dog breeds out there. There’s more to the retriever story, and one only has to travel to the United States – and the Chesapeake Bay Retriever, specifically – to find it. But for the dog lover who appreciates all sorts of breeds, the Retriever doesn’t only sporty, friendly dog most of us grew up learning about. They find a friendly, loyal, easy-to-get-along with breed like the Golden Retriever or Labrador Retriever and they’ll never want for a good friend again. Photo credit: Chris Watson/Shutterstock Susan Flashman/Shutterstockįor many people, understanding dogs is simple. Their sweet behavior, affectionate personality, and amazing looks make them ideal pets for singles or seniors. A Mulga Parrot is generally considered a great and fun pet, even if it doesn’t like to share the space with other small parrots. You’ll want to provide plenty of perches, wooden toys, and swing ropes. They also have a fun and energetic side to them – they love flying about the house. Mulga Parrot can be very cuddly most of the time, enjoying scratches, pets, and snuggling. When enough time passes, your pet parrot will develop a strong bond with you, especially if it is kept from a young age. They can become territorial and aggressive. Mulga parrots don’t like the company of other small parrots. Keep in mind that they are very fast flyers, so keeping an eye out will help minimize any accidents around the house. Their biggest needs are enough space, a balanced diet, and social interaction. As pets, they can live for more than 12 years. The Mulga Parrot often inhabits some of Australia’s driest and arid regions, and this makes them strong and healthy. They are surprisingly hardy birds, with the ability to adapt easily. They also add to the overall hygiene and well-being of the parrot. Regular baths are needed and your Mulga Parrot will enjoy them a lot. These parrots are avid chewers so save your household items by purchasing untreated branches and parrot toys for your pet. Small parrot seed mixes will be a great choice for a stable diet – canary, oats, and sunflower seeds are a tasty treat. These are mostly ground feeding parrots, thriving on a variety of grass seeds, insects and fruits. The exotic appearance of the Mulga Parrot might be what attracts you first, but it’s their personality that will win you over. ![]() These incredible mixes of hues look unreal and give the Mulga Parrot an enchanting appeal. The females have a brownish olive head, back and upper chest, and an orange and yellow band in the front, with a light green lower body. Add a dark blue and green line across the lower back and bright yellow wing patches, and this incredible mix is complete. The rump and tail are green, with brown near the base. There is a brownish red patch on the rear of the head and the abdomen and thighs are yellow with various red marks. The males are mostly bright green and turquoise, with a yellow band just above the beak. Their brightly colored feathers are the biggest attraction and a pride of the Mulga Parrot. If enough space is provided, they might be good pets for an apartment setting. For instance, when they are cuddled they will chirp quietly. They respond vocally when they are happy. Mulga Parrot has natural calls which consist of soft chirps and twittering, as well as melodic chit-chat. These parrots are not too noisy, and some owners will argue that they are also pleasing to hear. Males and females have many differences and are easy to tell apart. This is important because it calls for a lot of free space and a roomy cage. It is narrow and pointed, showing their slender figure. The distinguishing feature of Mulga Parrot is the incredibly long tail, which is almost longer than their entire body. The adults reach an average length of around 11 inches (28 centimeters) and will weigh close to 3 ounces (70 grams). But in general, they are unique birds that display a lot of distinct physical traits. The Mulga Parrot belongs to a small branch in the family of Australian parakeets, and has some similarities that “run in the family”. Slight decreases in populations in the south are observed, due to the rapid clearance of Eucalyptus forest. Mulga Parrots are seen in pairs and are generally a non-threatened species. These parrots inhabit the dry woodlands of the region, the scrublands and the growths of mulga trees, which gives them their name. They are seen from New South Wales, through Victoria and South Australia. These parrots are widespread through the Australian continent and thrive in the drier regions of the interior.
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