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Alexandrine Parakeet · Psittacula eupatria

Alexandrine Parakeet

Big, green and graceful.

Meet them before you decide

Everything's talked through in person at the aviary.

TalkerElegant tailCalm

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Singles & pairs
Good for
Some experience
Lifespan
25–40 years
Size
56–62 cm with tail

The largest of the ring-necked parakeets, with a ruby beak, maroon shoulder patches and a long, elegant tail. Alexandrines are calm, clever and can learn to talk well.

Talking abilityBig talker
CuddlinessAffectionate
Noise levelLoud & proud
First-bird friendlySome experience

Care guide

Life with an Alexandrine parakeet

What they eat

Pellets and a quality seed mix, with daily fresh vegetables, greens and some fruit.

Their home

A long flight cage — that tail needs room — with sturdy perches and time to fly each day.

Time & attention

Calm and gentle once bonded. Regular, patient handling keeps an Alexandrine tame and chatty.

We'll go through all of this with you in person, too — bring your questions to the meetup.

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