In the Kyiv Zoo, they showed the “new home” of monk parrots. PHOTO

In the Kyiv Zoo, they showed the “new home” of monk parrots.  PHOTO


In the Kyiv Zoo, a “housewarming party” was arranged for a family of monk parrots (this species is also called “Grey-bellied Kalita”).

The family of these parrots has grown to such a size that additional living conditions are needed.

So the zoo workers built them a whole residential complex called “Druzhniy”, they say on the Facebook page of the institution.

“Great news for parrot lovers! Introducing a new all-season home for the Monk Parakeet family (Kalita).

For the maximum comfort of birds, it is equipped with cascades of nests for further decoration to your own taste.” – say the caretakers.

All photos: Kyiv Zoo

A children’s playground, a sports complex, a food court and an entertainment area have also been set up for the birds on the “indoor territory”: various accessories, feeders, swings, ladders, ropes and rodents.

They showed it at the Kyiv Zoo a new all-season home for a family of monk parakeets
Cascades of nests were arranged in the house for further decoration “to your own taste” of the birds

The complex is designed for year-round living, as it has a two-circuit lighting system and autonomous infrared heating.

A children’s playground, a sports complex, a food court, and an entertainment area were set up for the birds on the “indoor territory”

“An interesting feature of monk parakeets is that, unlike other related parakeets, they build nests with their own hands, carefully interweaving thin twigs.

That’s why we prepared cut twigs for the residents of Druzhnye residential complex. – added Kyivzoo employees.

They were brought for building nests for parrots cut twigs

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Look at this newcomer!
The parrots are happy with the new large complex
The complex for birds is designed for year-round living

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