Blue-and-yellow Macaw Bird for sale in Crittenden, Kentucky

FAQ About Bonded Blue and Gold Macaws

What does it mean that these macaws are "bonded"?

When we say these Blue and Gold Macaws are bonded, it means they have a strong emotional connection to each other. They rely on one another for companionship and security, making them a great pair for those looking to adopt.

What are the ages of the macaws?

The male Blue and Gold Macaw named Rio is 4 years old, while the female, Lola, is 10 years old. Their age difference is common in bonded pairs, but it does not affect their compatibility.

Are the macaws tame and handleable?

Yes, both Rio and Lola are relatively tame and can be handled, although they may be protective of their nest at this time. They are used to human interaction, but it’s essential to respect their nesting behavior.

What is their diet like?

Lola has been observed drinking plenty of water and maintaining a healthy diet. A proper diet is crucial for their health and well-being, ensuring they remain vibrant and active.

Can they fly?

Yes, both Rio and Lola are fully flighted, allowing them to exercise their wings and maintain their physical health. Flight is important for their overall well-being.

How should I approach them during nesting season?

During nesting season, it's best to give them space, as they may be more protective of their nest. Approach slowly and calmly, respecting their need for privacy.

Where are these macaws located?

The bonded Blue and Gold Macaws are located in Crittenden, Grant County, Kentucky, United States. If you're interested in adopting them, please reach out for more details.

What if I have more questions before adopting?

If you have any further questions or are interested in adopting this special pair, feel free to get in touch for more information!