#lovebird fischer's

[cecilnunez]

The Fischer's Lovebird (Agapornis personata) is a small parrot native to Tanzania and Kenya. It is one of the nine species of lovebirds, and is known for its bright colors and playful personality. The Fischer's Lovebird is a popular pet, and is often kept in aviaries. It is a social bird, and enjoys interacting with its owners. It is an active bird, and loves to explore its surroundings. The Fischer's Lovebird is a hardy bird, and can live up to 10 years with proper care.

[emilylorange]

every photo of a lovebird looks like they have just committed a crime and if you've ever met one you know this is because they have

[birdblues]

Fischer's Lovebird

[thalassarche]

Fischer’s Lovebirds (Agapornis fischeri) - photo by Nik Borrow

[system-of-a-feather]

[flock-talk]

auntiesugarmouse-deactivated202

I submit to you your honour that my they are my emotional support birbs and my personal salon workers

After a bad disassociation episode they flock call me until I come back and keep my hair to an appropriate ruffication

Hard working birbos!

[jemichiart]

I added these three cute lovebirds (Fischer’s, black-masked / yellow-collared, rosy-faced / peach-faced) in my Redbubble store. Check them out if you'd like a product with a colorful little parrot friend to your home or office! ^^

https://www.redbubble.com/people/JeMiChi/shop?asc=u

[assbaka]

Pippin update

[fenrislorsrai]

Fischer's Lovebird by Amy Kitchin

[cecilnunez]

Lovebirds are highly social and affectionate birds that require a lot of attention and interaction with their owners. They are active and playful, and enjoy spending time with their owners, playing with toys, and interacting with other birds. They are also very vocal, and can be taught to mimic sounds and words. Lovebirds are also known for their strong pair bonds and can become very attached to their owners. Proper care and attention is essential for a healthy and happy lovebird.

[identifying-parrots]

Fischer's lovebird – Agapornis fischeri

Dutch police arrested a bird for its involvement in a store robbery and they put the bird in a cell with bread and water and when the news reported the story, they put a black bar over the bird’s eyes to protect its identity and I promise I’m not making this shit up:

[alejandro8898]

Agapornis alegres lindos y brillantes. Son del tipo personata y pescador, que son comunes en el lugar donde estoy. Este es uno de mis videos favoritos.

[herpsandbirds]

Fischer’s Lovebirds (Agapornis fischeri), family Psittaculidae, order Psittaciformes, Tanzania

photograph by René Kahlé (@rene_kahle)

[a-dinosaur-a-day]

I know you hate mammal bias. So do I.

But I have a special interest in rabbits.

Could you give me the true classification details (like you did with the "birds are aves" ask) for European rabbit?

Or show me where to look?

Once again, I wouldn't ask, it's just rabbits are my world.

Thanks

Also I used to keep and breed budgies, had two Fischer's lovebirds too (separately as not a pair). Parrots are great!!!!

Hey, mammal bias just means focusing on or highlighting mammals disproportionately - acting like they're all of life, the majority of life, or the most important life forms, etc. Enjoying mammals is a totally normal and expected thing to do, and is totally fine. I personally love cetaceans, marsupials, and bats! A lot! (never going to get over the layers of irony in the Flying Poll Fiasco)

Anyways, here you go!

Biota/Earth-Based Life

Archaeans

Proteoarchaeota

Asgardians

Eukaryomorphans

Eukaryota (note: Proteobacteria were added to an Archaean to form mitochondria and modern day Eukaryotes)

Amorphea

Obazoa

Opisthokonts

Holozoa

Filozoa

Choanozoa

Metazoa (Animals)

Bilateria (all bilateran animals)

a huge mess at the base of animals that we aren't sure of bc apparently deuterostomy isn't monophyletic whoops

Chordata (Chordates)

Olfactores

Vertebrata (Vertebrates)

Gnathostomata (Jawed Vertebrates)

Eugnathostomata

Osteichthyes (Bony Vertebrates)

Sarcopterygii (Lobe-Finned Fish)

Rhipidistia

Tetrapodomorpha

Eotetrapodiformes

Elpistostegalia

Stegocephalia

Tetrapoda (Tetrapods)

Reptiliomorpha

Amniota (animals that lay amniotic eggs or evolved from those that did)

Synapsida (pan-mammalia)

Eupelycosauria

Sphenacodontia

Pantherapsida

Sphenacodontoidea

Therapsida

Theriodontia

Eutheriodontia

Cynodontia

Epicynodontia

Eucynodontia

Probainognathia

Prozostrodontia

Mammaliamorpha

Mammaliaformes

Crown-Mammalia

Theriimorpha

Theriiformes

Trechnotheria

Cladotheria

Prototribosphenida

Zatheria

Tribosphenida

Theria

Eutheria

Placentalia

Boreoeutheria

Euarchontoglires

Gliriformes

Glires

Duplicidentata

Lagomorpha

Leporidae

Oryctolagus

Oryctolagus cuniculus

Because we're going all the way down to a species, it's a bit longer than the list for all birds!

Fun fact, the list for humans is the same through and including Euarchontoglires!

[runawaycarouselhorse]

My brother and I did stuff like this but with wet watercolour pencils! I drew him a Fischer's lovebird and he drew me a black white-fleeced sheep (I had pyjamas covered in black and white sheep back then!) ♡

[chasingrainbowsforever]

Fischer’s Lovebird