Jenny – Eclectus Parrot

My name is Jenny! On a scale of 1 to 10, my cuteness is an 11. The family I have now tells me that I am a true cutie and any family would be lucky to have me. But truthfully, I’d be lucky to have a family to love me and I sure hope that it is you. I’m a simple Parrot.  I am vet check from head to tail so I am healthy and ready to go. I have packed my bags and I am ready to venture off to my new family as soon as possible.

Eclectus parrot Physical Description:

Eclectus Parrots are one of the few species that are sexually dimorphic. This means that you can actually tell whether the parrot is male or female just by looking at the color of the plumage. Males are almost entirely green with red under the wings, and a bit of blue on the shoulders. They are known for their candy corn beaks, which are smooth and shiny and look just like candy corn (but without the white bit)! Females, on the other hand, are primarily red with purple or blue stomachs and shoulders. Their beaks are smooth and shiny as well, but they are black in color. The eyes of both the male and female are yellow.

** A special note about Eclectus Parrots — Eclectus Parrots have very particular dietary requirements. They need lots of fresh vegetables and plenty of calcium. Many enjoy fresh fruit as well, but variety is key. They also should not be fed foods with artificial coloring as it tends to mess with their feathers

Sexing: As was mentioned before, Eclectus Parrots are one of the few parrot species that are sexually dimorphic. The males will always be green, and the females will always be red. It doesn’t get any easier than that! where can i buy juul pods online

Origin: South Pacific (Solomon Islands and near New Guinea)