Annie and Mole - Lovebird-Peach Faced

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We Adore Our Lovebirds!

Lovebirds have a zest for life, with big bird personalities in small packages.
Outfitted in beautiful colors, they rate at the very top of the cuteness scale.
Their non-stop activity keeps us laughing.
They’re opinionated and funny – like having your own personal soap opera, except cuter.
Musical cheeping fills our homes with cheer.
Always curious, these little birds like to be near the center of activity, “chatting” with their humans.
Lovebird pairs like to be near us, but are rarely shoulder birds. They prefer hanging out with their Lovebird buddies, and don't need much dedicated time and attention from humans.
When tame, single lovebirds can be sweet little shoulder birds. Singles require more attention from their humans because they see you as their mates!
Usually ravenous, so easy to feed.
You’ll never need a 'paper shredder' if you have lovebirds around.
And finally, when in pairs, we think they're perfect birds for people with busy lives.

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Annie and Mole
Bird ID: B2006008
Species: Lovebird
Sex: Female
Sub-Species: Peach Faced
Health Status: Healthy
Good with Kids: No
Well Socialized: No
Adoption status: Success Story

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Here we are -- Annie and Mole! We're two female lovebirds. We've lived together for over a year, and we're very closely bonded. We were surrendered to Mickaboo because our owner couldn't care for us any more. Annie is the sunny blond, and I'm Mole -- the dark green peach face. I'm pretty friendly. I like to snuggle on your shoulder, and I'll usually step up to visit. Hands suddenly coming into my cage may get a sharp nip as a reminder that courtesy is important when you're visiting someone's home. Annie is a little shy and doesn't usually step-up, but she is pretty tolerant about hands otherwise. We're getting a varied diet in our Mickaboo foster home, and we both eat Nutrian cakes, wild-and-spicy pellet mix, and cooked couscous. We also like apples and leafy greens. Annie has experienced some feather loss, especially on her back and around her (ahem!) derriere. But there are feathers growing back in on her back and wings. We're very cheerful young ladies, happy to interact with humans, and ready to learn to be snuggle bunnies with very little encouragement. Nobody knows where my name came from (it's pronounced just like the burrowing rodent), but it may be because I like to hide under blankets and towels and other loose cloth. Peak-a-boo! I see you! Now it's your turn.

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Other Lovebirds available:
Mickaboo Companion Bird Rescue Albie (Peach Faced)