/r/greencheeks
Greencheek Conures are known for being cuddly, silly parrots that are quieter than their larger cousins and more amicable for younger owners just starting out. We love them and we hope you do too, stick around we got plenty to share!
Greencheek Conures are known for being cuddly, silly parrots that are quieter than their larger cousins and more amicable for younger owners just starting out. We love them and we hope you do too, stick around we got plenty to share!
r/Greencheeks are proud to associate ourselves with these members of the flock:
NEW r/animalsincars - Is that a kitty in a Beetle, a doggo in a Mustang or a hamster in a Stingray? Looks like you found an r/animalsincars This sub is dedicated to celebrating everything that moves, flies and swims and the vehicles that take them on adventures.
NEW r/showerbirb - Tired of being called the stimky birb? Spending hours preening with no results? Wondering why that budgie won't return your beak kisses? Perhaps you need a r/showerbirb.
NEW r/birdseatingthecamera - Henlo fren! Welcome to the ultimate crossover between our avian pals, and the cameras that they love to mlem. If you have a Kodak turned into a snac, a Cannon to bite on, a baloney flavored Sony or a Go Pro covered in jello you are in the right place and we want you to share.
NEW r/petbacking - Little pets and animals coming along for the fun in public in backpacks, frontpacks and other pet carriers!
NEW r/BirbHelp - This is a sub about helping birbs! Share your experiences and suggestions here.
r/PicsOfUnusualBirds - "a subreddit for marveling at the unusual avian species around the globe."
r/birdswitharms - "Look - up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! No wait, it's a bird...with arms."
r/Conures - "A place to share pictures, ask questions, have discussions, and share articles about our favorite avian, the conure!"
r/cockatiel - "This is a community for the discussion of cockatiels. Talk about anything related, or post pictures of your own. :]"
r/ShoebillStorks - "Reddit's home for Shoebill pics, gifs, videos and more. The Shoebill Stork is listed as vulnerable by the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. There are an estimated 5,000-8,000 individuals left in the wild."
r/BirdsTakingTheTrain - "Welcome to our silly intensely serious subreddit for pictures and videos of birds taking the train! (And public transport in general: we also allow birds on buses, trams, and so on.)"
r/Finches - for fans of birbs that are by birth already criminal in size and fans of the father of the main antagonist in To Kill A Mockinbirb
r/parrots - "a community for the discussion of parrots. Feel free to talk about parrots in the wild, owning parrots, the pet trade, rescuing parrots, purchasing parrots, avian veterinarians, and anything pertaining to these beautiful creatures."
r/Birbsloveseed - "Here you can post birbs loving seed! Whether it’s eating or throwing, Birbs Love seed!"
r/birdsnamedfood - "The best place to post your mango and peachfaced lovebirds, strawberry finches and any other birds who are named after or share the name of food!"
special mention that if you have a Parrot in need of adoption or would like to find a parrot in need of a forever home check out https://www.reddit.com/r/parrots/comments/hpypgm/parrots_in_need_of_adoption/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=usertext&utm_name=parrots&utm_content=t3_ez6dd7
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r/frens - "This subreddit is about animals who are friends with other animals (For example: Ducks snuggling up with dogs, Cows playing tag with cats, etc)."
Friends who are not engaged in crime at all....:
r/IllegallySmol - where crime doesn't pay no matter what your species is
r/IllegallySmolDogs - where crime doesn't pay no matter how rare your pupper is
r/illegallysmolfrogs - where the cuter the frog, the smaller the crime
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Friends more wholesome than Grandma's cookies: ok, maybe that's a stretch
r/wholesome - Must be Wholesome. Remember to stick to the theme and stay relevant. All posts must be related to "wholesome" in some way.
r/beyondwholesome - Post anything that is wholesome... more than just wholesome
r/UnexpectedlyWholesome - Please remember to always express good wishes to your fellow user and to have a great day. Thank you for your interest and for being you!
r/wholesomememes - a meme that subverts a generally negative meme to be more positive, often showcasing genuine human emotion or a meme that promotes health or well-being of body, mind, and/or soul or a meme that is pure of heart, devoid of corruption or malice, modest, stable, virtuous, and all-around sweet and compassionate or a meme that conveys support, positivity, compassion, understanding, love, affection, and genuine friendship by re-contextualizing classic meme formats, and using them to display warmth and empathy
r/wholesomebpt - Screenshots of Black people being wholesome on social media, it doesn't need to just be twitter but obviously that is best. Black culture has a unique way of examining the everyday and we are here to showcase that.
r/wholesomegifs - Feel free to submit a gif or leave a wholesome comment! Enjoy your stay here! /r/wholesomegifs is a place for gifs that make you smile, or are inspirational, and generally wholesome.
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r/wholesomenosleep - Stories that are scary but have a nice twist. The nice twist can still be scary! Stories here have a horror element and end reasonably happily.
r/WholesomeNetwork - This is a public resource for the Wholesome Network. Feedback, criticism, suggestions, questions, general discussion are all welcome.
r/wholesomestarterpacks - Post your wholesome and positive starter packs here
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r/catscalledfood - "A subreddit dedicated to cats with food names."
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r/CatsNamedAfterFoods - "Cats named Waffles, cats named Pancake, cats named Eggo, cats named Hot Dog, etc"
r/NameMyDog - "Welcome to NameMyDog [self explanatory]"
/r/Catnames - "Where we name cats"
r/AnimalsWithFoodNames - "A place for your Butterballs, Muffins, Kitkats, Peanuts and any other animal named after a food."
r/ProperAnimalNames - "Noperopes, trash pandas, and more!"
/r/greencheeks
The last post had a photo from 12 days ago.
Look at how much s/he has grown !
The lighting doesn’t do the colours justice. S/he is even more blue than the mother.
Any ideas for a name?
New to this sub .. this is my turquoise gc Oatmeal 🫶🫶 I’ve had her almost 3 years now! My first conure after years of interacting with them through my work, one of the greatest animals ever!!
I’ll add a fresher photo where you can see the colours later but just wanted to share how the little nugget was evolving .
I have two hand-fed green cheek conures that I’ve had for over 5 years. They’ve had several clutches of chicks over the years but still somehow behave as pets with me so it’s easy to interact with them. Anyway, someone in my community has four GCC chicks which are 3 weeks old or younger and are now orphaned. The person has been hand-feeding but won’t be able to continue soon. I have experience hand-feeding, and I only have to work in-person two days out of the week, but for the two days I’m away from home I wouldn’t be able to hand-feed those chicks (they need to be fed every 2-4 hours because they’re so little). My question is, do any of you think my conures would adopt the chicks? Have you ever heard of a pair adopting chicks which aren’t theirs? Or do you think the chicks would be killed? My conures just had a clutch of chicks which fledged in March (I co-parent).
Hi! I only have experience with budgies and I got a green cheek conure that’s 7 months old about a week ago and for the first few days he wouldn’t come out of his cage, his wings are currently clipped and he’s not hand tamed at all. Now at the one week mark he has started to venture out of his cage slightly and is very interested when I speak to him or am with him but if I put my finger out (not close to him) he will come up to me and then just bite my finger really hard. He will even come up to my finger if I’m holding my phone and bite me and my phone. He doesn’t make any sounds or puff up or show any stress but just bites pretty hard and will keep biting if I don’t remove it then leaves my finger and just watches me from his perch. It’s weird because he comes up to it just to bite when I’m not even near him. I’m not sure if that’s normal or not for first week? Will he grow out of this? He has yet to perch on my finger just bites. Thank you in advance! I know it’s early and am very happy with the progress already made just curious and wanted come bonding tips!
Wednesday is an extremely affectionate bird and loves to be close and near me. I do everything I can to avoid sending the wrong message but I feel like she’s being flirty here and I don’t want that. How do I discourage it? Or is she just content? She made the flirty noise at one point and I immediately put her down.
Thinking about one for my boy, LOVEY. Terrified of being able to put it on him without getting bitten. What are your experiences and what do you recommend ? still a newbie. He enjoys teatime
Newbie here. Had my boy, LOVEY, a little over a month. he is nine months old today. In the time I’ve had him I’ve taught him to say In the time I’ve had him I’ve taught him to say I love you., “ I love you”.. . The two months prior to that he was basically left in his cage to his own devices but before that it is my understanding he was taught to say, “whatcha doin’” and “ pretty bird”. What I would like, is for people to share their experience, and what their birds have accomplished as far as vocabulary
Look it up on the Internet. It just basically says their vocabulary will be very limited as though they are some subpar parrot lol I personally do not believe this to be true, and would like to hear what the real GCC gang has to say about it. thank you in advance. Can’t wait to hear all about your birbs!
Pic is cause I think think my boy, LOVEY, is so handsome
I'm a pet parent and i have a gcc and he loves to eat safflower seeds so I ordered once from Amazon he didn't like it as much and quality was not good so does anybody knows a good shop or dealer somewhere in South West bombay area I can travel includes ( masjid bunder,dadar, crawford market )upto maximum parel so if anybody knows shops in this area can you please lemme know
They're from the same clutch I love how one has more orange than the other and looks fluffier hehe.. Unfortunately I don't know the sex I've been calling them my girls even though one acts like a boy so rambunctious.
Piña (left) y Mango (right)
The parents are a SF violet female and a natural male which should give a 50/50 chance of a violet from what I’ve read.
I’ve never seen a baby quite like this (no fluff and dark skin lines almost life varicose veines) so I was wondering what you guys think this little guy might be.
My wife sent me this video I’m currently at work my lil dude has been mad the past couple days his lil toe is crossed is this something I should be worried about or what should I do? new to owning birds any advice would help
She is one of the best birds I've ever met 😭😭😭
My 8 month old conure, according to the lovely lady that hand raised him, never bit or got aggressive. He (waiting, DNA results) has been with me for a month. Prior to that, he was with someone who never took him out of the cage for six weeks-2 months. I have had some really good days with him and have even taught him to say. I love you in the month that I’ve had him. He will kiss on command, and I thought he was happy, but he suddenly become aggressive and has bitten really hard on the face, neck and has just become a general jerk
Coming from abuse myself, I really can not handle walking on eggshells and in fear all the time. I dont wanna give up on him. But I also can’t live like this. I have given him a much better life filled with “enrichment “, treats and attention, as well as freedom. poor little guy was in such a small cage when I got him. I thought he liked me and I know sometimes personalities just don’t click but I don’t know what to do. I’m open to suggestions. Please help me.