Diana - 2003-11-05 We have a a 8-1/2 mo. female severe named "Gabby" who we visited at the breeders since she was 10 weeks old. We fell in love with her personality. Severe macaws are playful and active, they can be hyper but- calm down quickly with only a whisper. Recently we adopted a 2 yr. old female Severe "Sassy" that was neglected and plucked most of her feathers.... she is adjusting very well in our home, and has stopped the plucking and seems happy. This species of parrots are very easy to fall in love with, can occupy themselves with chewing, and are very good talkers. We love ours very much and enjoy spending time with them!
Anthony Butler - 2003-08-24 I recently purchased a severe macaw (sex unknown) in spite of the fact that I had been looking for an african grey. The beauty, playful nature, and small size of this macaw overwhelmed me on sight. Once home, it has been mostly quiet, loves to be out (not necessarily on me - but out of the cage)and became extremely handle-able after two days in its new environment. By the third day, it was eating with my family and I at the dinner table! We now call it Cheetoh (the first food item it took from my hand) and it is as if it was always part of our family.
Rick - 2003-08-12 I have 3 severes..2 males and 1 hen..each one has a personality all of their own...they are great little birds...I would have perferred to get all of these as babies but am just as happy with what i have..guess its all in how u train them.thanks for reading my comments.
Monica - 2003-08-05 I have a severe macaw, she/he ? is almost 2 (I call her a she just habit I guess) her name is Baby, she is alot of fun, she talks great and she knows the hand that feeds and takes care of her, my husband can not even get near her.she will follow me all around, they are the sweetest jr size macaw.
The Severe macaw is one of the "mini" macaws. The baby Severe Macaw pictured above, "Fuzz Button" is one of two very sweet, friendly baby birds!
We have a a 8-1/2 mo. female severe named "Gabby" who we visited at the breeders since she was 10 weeks old. We fell in love with her personality. Severe macaws are playful and active, they can be hyper but- calm down quickly with only a whisper. Recently we adopted a 2 yr. old female Severe "Sassy" that was neglected and plucked most of her feathers.... she is adjusting very well in our home, and has stopped the plucking and seems happy.
This species of parrots are very easy to fall in love with, can occupy themselves with chewing, and are very good talkers. We love ours very much and enjoy spending time with them!
I recently purchased a severe macaw (sex unknown) in spite of the fact that I had been looking for an african grey. The beauty, playful nature, and small size of this macaw overwhelmed me on sight. Once home, it has been mostly quiet, loves to be out (not necessarily on me - but out of the cage)and became extremely handle-able after two days in its new environment. By the third day, it was eating with my family and I at the dinner table! We now call it Cheetoh (the first food item it took from my hand) and it is as if it was always part of our family.
I have 3 severes..2 males and 1 hen..each one has a personality all of their own...they are great little birds...I would have perferred to get all of these as babies but am just as happy with what i have..guess its all in how u train them.thanks for reading my comments.
I have a severe macaw, she/he ? is almost 2 (I call her a she just habit I guess) her name is Baby, she is alot of fun, she talks great and she knows the hand that feeds and takes care of her, my husband can not even get near her.she will follow me all around, they are the sweetest jr size macaw.