Brown-headed Parrot
Quiet. Considered one of the quietest Poicephalus species, they tend to communicate with soft whistles and chirps.
A small, compact parrot with a brownish-grey head and back, a turquoise or blue belly, and bright yellow markings on the crown and the bend of the wing.
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See Available Meyer's Parrot ListingsKnown for being exceptionally quiet, gentle, and charming. They are not as demanding or high-energy as many other parrots, making them great companions for calmer households.
Not known for their talking ability. They may learn a few words, but their vocalizations are mostly a pleasant mix of soft chirps and whistles.
Quiet. Considered one of the quietest Poicephalus species, they tend to communicate with soft whistles and chirps.
Moderate to Loud. They have a powerful call and can be quite vocal, especially during the morning and evening.
Moderate to Loud. Can develop loud screams, especially if seeking attention.