Скачать или смотреть Parrots Eating Style: Parrot hold guava with foot while pecking with the beak.

Parrots enjoy eating guava and it is a healthy, natural part of their diet. Here's how the behavior typically looks:

Parrot Eating Guava – Description:

Attraction to Guava: Parrots are drawn to guava due to its sweet smell and soft texture.

Eating Style: They use their strong, curved beaks to pierce and tear into the fruit. You may see them hold the guava with one foot while pecking with the beak.

Preference: They usually eat the flesh and seeds, often discarding the skin. However, some parrots may eat the skin too.

Messy Eaters: Parrots tend to be messy — bits of guava pulp and juice may splatter as they chew.

Noisy Enjoyment: While eating, parrots may make soft chirping or content sounds, indicating enjoyment.


It helps boost immunity and digestion. Just ensure the guava is pesticide-free and fresh.
Ringneck Parrots (also known as Indian Ringneck Parakeets) have an omnivorous diet that includes a variety of fruits, vegetables, seeds, nuts, and occasional insects. Here's a breakdown of their typical diet:


🟢 Wild Diet

In the wild, Ringneck Parrots eat:

Fruits: Guava, mango, berries, papaya, banana, etc.

Seeds and Grains: Grass seeds, millet, rice, wheat, sunflower seeds.

Nuts: Almonds, peanuts (in moderation).

Nectar and Flowers: From flowering plants like hibiscus and bottlebrush.

Buds and Leaves: Tender shoots and leaves of trees.

Insects: Occasionally small insects and larvae, especially during breeding.


🟡 Captive/ Pet Diet

For pet Ringnecks, a balanced diet includes:

Fresh Fruits: Apple (no seeds), grapes, oranges, pomegranate, melon.

Fresh Vegetables: Carrot, bell pepper, spinach, broccoli, beans, peas.

Pellets: Formulated parrot pellets for essential nutrients.

Seeds (limited): Sunflower, safflower—too much can cause obesity.

Grains: Cooked rice, oats, whole wheat bread (occasionally).

Nuts: Walnuts, almonds (as treats).

Fresh Water: Always available.


🔴 Foods to Avoid

Avocado (toxic)

Chocolate and caffeine

Alcohol

Onion and garlic

Salty or fried foods

Apple seeds (contain cyanide)