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Quaker Parrots as Pets: Known for their charming, comical personalities and their willingness to learn human speech, the Quaker Parrot is an excellent choice for those who want all the fun of a large parrot in a smaller package. They adapt well to living in a "human flock" setting, and enjoy spending time with their owners.

Temperament: Quakers are very confident and social birds. They love to interact with their "flock" and are known around the world for their exceptional talking ability. In captivity, they tend to bond very closely with one person, and are known for their loyal nature. Most hand fed Quakers are quite gentle and many make wonderful pets for younger bird owners.

 

 Colors: The normal colors of an adult Quaker are a vivid green on the head, wings, and back, with a splash of whitish-grey on the face and chest. They have gorgeous blue flight feathers and a lighter green tinge on the underside of their tails. Captive breeding programs have also produced a variety of beautiful color mutations in Quakers.

 

 Feeding: Quakers are known to be extremely good eaters. They thrive on fresh fruits and vegetables, and do well in captivity when this diet is supplemented with quality commercial pellets and seed. Some quakers tend to become overweight if allowed to indulge in too many fattening nuts and seed treats, so be sure to offer your Quaker fresh greens, legumes, pasta, and other vegetables as a main food source.

In This photo you can see 3 baby green quaker's.They are 8 week's old.We at Devaduttaviaries breed Blue quakers and Also yellow face Quakers.They are just two breeders that i no of breeding these yellow face quakers and having babys.You will see photos of then on this page

Here is one of are green baby quakers.He did fall to sleep in his dish he was so sweet looking we just had to add him to this page

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This is are pair of yellow face Quakers

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This is a pair of Blue quakers

To us Quakers are one of the best smaller birds one can have.

We love them so much we no you will to

In this photo is one of our yellow face baby quakers.Our Kodak is not the best as these quakers are a must see.They are line green with lot's of yellow in them.And they have a white face .There bullys are all white.The have blue flight fealthers. They are also very bird birds.Bigger then blues and greens we breed.