🐦 Female Indian Ringnecks 

Female Indian Ringnecks are 37-43cm (14-16 inches) long, medium-sized parrots characterized by a vibrant, solid-green plumage, a long slender tail, and a red upper/black lower mandible. Unlike males, they lack the distinct black and rose-colored neck ring, often presenting a faint, subtle green ring instead.

🌿 Detailed Physical Appearance

• Coloration: While wild types are primarily lime-green, females come in various mutations, including blue, yellow, turquoise, and violet.

• Head and Neck: Lacks the prominent rose and black ring of the male. The head is more rounded compared to the male's blockier head.

• Tail: Long, tapered tail feathers, although usually slightly shorter than a male’s.

• Eyes: They have yellow-rimmed eyes, and like males, they will "pin" (rapidly contract and expand) their pupils when excited, angry, or focused.

🧠 Behavioral Traits

Temperament: Females can be more independent and occasionally aloof, often more assertive or "bossy" than males.

• Vocalization: They are highly intelligent, vocal, and capable of learning to mimic human speech, though they are often described as having a slightly higher-pitched voice.

• Mating Behaviors: Female behavior includes head tilting, clucking sounds, and tail-flicking when attempting to bond.

🐣 Lifespan and Care

• Lifespan: They have a long lifespan, typically living for 25 to 30 years with proper care.

• Handling: While sometimes viewed as aloof, they can remain tame and interactive with regular handling, ideally 30-60 minutes daily.

✨ Overall Impression 

Overall, female Indian Ringnecks are vibrant, charming companions that thrive with consistent, gentle handling and mental stimulation.

🐦 We breed Female Indian Ringnecks!