Are Lories & Lorikeet Good Pets?


We were at a bird show seeking for Gouldian Finches when we stumbled onto Lories and immediately fell in love with them. This happened many years ago. I asked the woman who was sitting behind the door what kind of bird she was playing with, and she told me that the bird was a lory in response to my question. I started off by asking a million different questions, and all she answered in response was that there is a woman here who raises them. I took off like a bullet towards the direction of the woman who had the lories. That’s when I came upon one of the most stunning birds I’d ever seen in my life; he was a Red Lory that was just four months old (Eos). When Sunny hopped out of his cage onto my shoulder and nuzzled into my neck, I knew we were meant to be together. That was the beginning of our love affair with Lories.

There is no other kind of parrot that can compare to lories in terms of both their stunning appearance and their hilarious antics. In comparison to a Lory, many other species of parrots seem boring and uninteresting to me. Because they consume nectar and fruit, the waste products of these creatures are liquid. This leads some people to believe that they are untidy. In comparison to the seed eaters, I find that they make much less of a mess. And on top of that, having a Lory around will help you stay healthy because you won’t be able to cut their fruit and vegetables without first trying them.

There is such a wide variety of options available, ranging from the larger Chalcopsittas, which range from 30 to 32 centimeters in length, to the medium-sized Trichoglossus, which are 19 to 23 centimeters in length, to the smaller Charmosyna, which can be anywhere from 15 to 17 centimeters in length. The larger Lories, on the other hand, have a tendency to be somewhat noisier than the smaller Lorikeets. Although most are able to communicate verbally, larger Lories typically have a wider range of language words.

As they say in the commercial for potato chips, you can’t just have one. (The current count of our flock is around fifty) Everyone who tries Lory for the first time quickly becomes dependent on it and feels the need to purchase more. They are referred to as winged cats by me. They have a charming appearance, however they are also naughty and fun.

Because they are so exceptional and beautiful, lories aren’t the best choice for everyone. Lories should always be bred, even when they are kept as pets in the beginning. There are not enough of these magnificent parrots in the United States, and in order to ensure their availability in aviculture, it is of the utmost importance that they are bred when they reach reproductive age.

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