New Birdorable Parrots and Lovebirds

Birdorable Abyssinian Lovebird and Masked Lovebird

We're thrilled to introduce the latest additions in the Birdorable lineup! Joining our ever-growing family are the Abyssinian Lovebird (also known as the Black-winged Lovebird), Masked Lovebird (also known as the Yellow-collared Lovebird), and Eclectus Parrot, each cutified closely matching the original vibrant colors. These charming birds are now available on a range of cute bird gifts, perfect for bird enthusiasts of all ages. From adorable children's clothes to stylish adult t-shirts, and from buttons and magnets to decorative tiles, bags, and mugs, there's something for everyone. These items make wonderful gifts for birders, ornithologists, or anyone who holds a special place in their heart for our feathered friends.

Let's take a closer look at these new Birdorable birds:

  1. Abyssinian Lovebird: As the largest member of the lovebird family, the Abyssinian Lovebird stands out with its impressive size. These parrots, native to Africa, from Eritrea to Ethiopia, boast a striking green plumage, making them a majestic sight. They are known for their strong pair bonds and lively personalities.

  2. Masked Lovebird: Another charming addition is the Masked Lovebird, a petite and vibrant type of parrot found in the northeast of Tanzania. As one of the smaller birds in the lovebird family, they captivate with their vivid green body and contrasting face mask, living up to their name. Their playful and social nature is sure to win the hearts of bird lovers.

  3. Eclectus Parrot: Last but not least, the Eclectus Parrot, hailing from the Solomon Islands, New Guinea, and Australia, brings a splash of color. This species is renowned for its striking sexual dimorphism: males flaunt a bright green plumage, while females dazzle with their red and purple feathers, a rare and fascinating trait among parrots.

Birdorable male and femalt Eclectus Parrots on a branch

These Birdorable birds are not just visually appealing; they are ambassadors of their species, highlighting the incredible diversity and beauty of birds across the globe. Whether you're a seasoned birder or new to the world of avian wonders, our range of products offers a delightful way to celebrate and share your love for these remarkable creatures. 

Cute Lovebird & Parrot Gifts

Comments

Spurwing Plover on June 12, 2022 at 6:18 PM wrote:
The two little Lovebirds from The Birds when she(Hedrin)was doing all the curves in t hat road the birds would lean side to side

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