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that sucks...I know in CA you cannot purchase one outside and bring it in. It must be purchased here and stay here. Dani and Prinny Yeah, it is a bummer. I've always been interested in IRNs and other psittacula parrots. I had already known about Quaker parrots... Anyhoo, I can always admire and lea...

goldie's lorikeet- quiet voices. Look them up just for kicks if you want. Oh! I got to handle one at Bird Paradise here in NJ. SO ADORABLE! They are the tiniest, most exquisite birds that I've ever seen. I've read good things about Goldie's. To those with experience handling/raising lories/lorikeet...

They are considered widlife pests...the quakers and IRNs have been know to take over and populate an area, driving out other species. You can own one if you can find a breeder in YOUR state. (Or atleast this is how it is in California) Dani and Prinny A bird-savvy friend of mine (NJ resident as wel...

...perhaps NOT perfect together? I was browsing the NJ Division of Fish & Wildlife to see what species were on the Potentially Dangerous Species list. I knew the Monk parakeets (aka Quaker Parrots) were considered a dangerous species but was surprised to see Ringnecks and Patagonian conures list...

Hello, folks! I just posted an intro but thought that I'd jump in and get my feet wet with a question: Are IRNs in general considered to be a loud bird? By loud I mean nonstop screechiness, perhaps along the lines of a conure. I am pretty tolerant of bird noise as that's part of what a bird does in ...

Hello, folks! I was referred to this site by Melika (Hane's keeper). I've been interested in IRNs, ARNs, Alexandrine's and psittacula in general for a while now. Can you believe, though, that I've never seen one up close? Seems unfair somehow... I share my apartment in southern NJ with Cricket, a Ho...