Any personal experiences?

[Anterovgaltis]

Hello! I’m new to the forum.

Currently I only own a tiel, but I have handled and accommodated lots of zons and such. I have been doing research on both Patagonians and all kinds of zons for months, though I have not come across lots of patagonian owners. I live in an apartment, I’ve talked about it with my neighbours and they don’t mind the noise, the thing is I’m not leaning towards a specific zon species nor have I asked patagonian owners about their personal experience (like, I know they’re loud, but are they consistent?) which is why I joined the forum. I’m not especially looking for something cuddly I can sit and watch a movie with (obviously, I don’t mind), just a friend. : )

P.S Can someone help me remove the blue fronted amazon from my profile? She has found a home and not staying with me anymore, I have no idea what I’m doing

 

[onamom]

P.S Can someone help me remove the blue fronted amazon from my profile? She has found a home and not staying with me anymore, I have no idea what I’m doing

I removed this for you

 

[wrench13]

We have one very prominent Patagonian owner on here, Gail, who owns the Rickeybird. I've facetimed with those 2 ( for Salty's Birthday party a few years ago) so I can give an informed opinon. Rickeybird's contact calls were high pitched and very frequent, to the point where the video audio was impossible. I understand from Gail that that is pretty much how life goes on in her household. He is very much a one-person bird, but I've also met a Patagonian that was an 'ambassador' parrot for a Parrot Society in the Baltimore area, the kind anyone can pick up and hold with little fear of bad behavior.

Here is her link on Parrotforums:

Rickeybirds thread

 

[GaleriaGila]

Thanks, Wrenchie, for the vouch!

Ante, I'm at your disposal...
I love my Patagonian to death, but he is a pushy, naughty, unpredictable little rooster. I am told that the hens are more agreeable.
I'll send you a little Patagonian tutorial I wrote a while back. Feel free to DM or ask more questions here.
The Rickeybird is a deliciously evil delight, in part due to genes, and in part due to my helpless indulgence and mismanagement!
If you like, have a look at is Youtube antics.

 

[texsize]

I have quite a lot of experience with Amazons.
Only once have I had a personal encounter with the Patagonian Conure.
It was at a bird Fair local to me at our local fairgrounds.
of all the different types of parrots in that huge room.
Cockatoos, Macaws, and other large birds.
I could clearly pick out the contact call the Patagonian Conure anywhere in the room.

 

[GaleriaGila]

Yes, that Patagonian rebel yell. Enough to wake the undead.
When we go to the vet and the bird yells his greetings, I hear "Hello, Rickey" from staff in all corners of the building.

 

[Anterovgaltis]

Thanks, Wrenchie, for the vouch!

Ante, I'm at your disposal...
I love my Patagonian to death, but he is a pushy, naughty, unpredictable little rooster. I am told that the hens are more agreeable.
I'll send you a little Patagonian tutorial I wrote a while back. Feel free to DM or ask more questions here.
The Rickeybird is a deliciously evil delight, in part due to genes, and in part due to my helpless indulgence and mismanagement!
If you like, have a look at is Youtube antics.

Thank you! Exactly what I had been looking for, very informative!