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  Top 10 Trainable Pet Birds Cockatoos can be trained to talk and perform a variety of tricks.   Getty Images/Daniel Riano/EyeEm Birds are highly intelligent animals and some species are known to be particularly trainable. Many bird owners enjoy the interaction a trained bird has with them so species that are adept to learning make ideal pets for those who are looking for that type of opportunity. Some trainable birds are  large  but size doesn't equate the ability to talk or do tricks. Both small and large birds can be taught to do many things. Check out this list of the top 10 trainable pet birds to find the species that is right for you. Macaws Macaws are some of the largest types of pet birds.   Getty Images/Sean Murphy Macaws are primarily native to Central and South America and they are some of the largest pet birds. They are also some of the smartest. These colorful parrots are very social, love spending time with their owners, and can be traine...
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INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT GUACAMAYAS (MACAWS)

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Discover 10 interesting facts about macaws. We are so thrilled you are here to learn about macaws or, as they are referred to within the Mayan culture, Guacamayas. While you may not know exactly what they are called, when you see a macaw, they are unmistakable. Part of the parrot family, these birds are truly magnificent, and we are excited to tell you these 10 interesting facts about what makes them so special. Macaw Parrots for sale  If you want to learn even more about macaws, why not come to Puerto Vallarta to meet them for yourself? Our Vallarta Adventures tour guides would love to help you shake tail feathers with these playful parrots during your next vacation. 1. Macaws are one of the world’s most colorful birds A macaw’s unique appearance is akin to a human fingerprint. Ranging in color from the brightest red through to turquoise, yellow and bright indigo, these birds are a sight to be seen. What’s amazing is that each bird’s coloring is distinct to where they live and the...
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