It is important to realize that while lovebirds are a small parrot, they have the intelligence and abilities of some of the largest parrots. We do not aviary breed, rather, our lovebirds are paired off in separate cages. We remove the babies from the nest when they are about two weeks old to hand feed them. Our lovebirds are abundance weaned so that they are happy, well-adjusted birds. We feed pellets, a good seed mix, wheatgrass, quinoa, sprouted beans, and other veggies and fruits.
Lovebirds love to toss grapes around.
They fly up to their reflections in the mirror to watch themselves fly, then land, then the other one goes. They never hit the mirror and can play this game forever without getting tired. Australian cinnamon, Orangefaced Lutino photos Color Mutations Peachface lovebirds come in a variety of colors. Below are some thumbnails you can click on to see these beautiful birds. They are all Agapornis roseicollis.