ashley - 2003-07-31 I have a nanday conure he is cheeky but he loves to come out. One day i left the door open and he opend the cage and when i come down from up stairs he was gone he was gone for i month but one day i was a sleep then i hered ash ash ash i went down and he was up the window.
Sharon - 2003-07-28 I have a nanday and a sun and find them to be wonderful pets. I think the nanday is a male although I have no idea whether the sun is male or female. They do like to yell in the morning if they can't see me but I never yell back or it gets worse. We trained my sun to yell Quietly which means she imitates my son, imatating her. More like saying quack instead of actually quacking. As far as the comment before this one, I would try to use gloves and get the bird used to the finger. I would imagine age might be a factor if they never took the bird out
Jacquie Hall - 2003-07-27 Ihave a Nanday Conure which was give to me by the neighbors. They said he was too noise to have in their apartment. He is very smart and after only a week is repeating things I say. However, I cannot get near him. He has consistantly bitten me and has recently taken a "chunk" out of my finger. Not sure what to do.
This juvenile Nanday Conure or Black-hooded Parakeet is about 5 months old. He is a super sweet bird by anybody's standards!
I have a nanday conure he is cheeky but he loves to come out. One day i left the door open and he opend the cage and when i come down from up stairs he was gone he was gone for i month but one day i was a sleep then i hered ash ash ash i went down and he was up the window.
I have a nanday and a sun and find them to be wonderful pets. I think the nanday is a male although I have no idea whether the sun is male or female. They do like to yell in the morning if they can't see me but I never yell back or it gets worse. We trained my sun to yell Quietly which means she imitates my son, imatating her. More like saying quack instead of actually quacking. As far as the comment before this one, I would try to use gloves and get the bird used to the finger. I would imagine age might be a factor if they never took the bird out
Ihave a Nanday Conure which was give to me by the neighbors. They said he was too noise to have in their apartment. He is very smart and after only a week is repeating things I say. However, I cannot get near him. He has consistantly bitten me and has recently taken a "chunk" out of my finger. Not sure what to do.
I have a nanday called colin, he is sweet and funny and very noisey. Make sure your neighbours understand once.
I also agree that their isnt enough information about these wonderful birds.