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Inquisitive severe macaw available

Adoption fee £385

TN37

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Photo 1 of 1: Inquisitive severe macaw available

Inquisitive severe macaw available

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Photo 1 of 1: Inquisitive severe macaw available

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For adoption
Type of pet
Birds
Breed
Macaws
Sex
Male

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We have hand fed Severe macaw available. Some being hand fed & some already weaned. These babies are weaned onto veggies, premium lower fat content quality seed, and pellets. They are one of the best talking parrots, though not every bird will take to it. Many severes can speak with surprising clarity and their high-pitched voice is quite fun to listen to. They can also develop a rather large vocabulary. Severe macaws are also quite inquisitive and curious. They love puzzles and games and can become enamored by shiny things.

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