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Parrot Library

The research report called for a real species spine, not just scattered bird pages. This library starts with the groups most useful for companion bird learning and uses a rescue-minded, reality-first frame.

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Budgies

Small, bright, social parrots that now open into a deeper lane on setup, naming, wild context, and care.

Live Page 🪺

Budgies & Parakeets Hub

An expanded hub with new spin-off pages for naming clarity, wild budgerigars, and the budgie care lane.

Expanded Hub 🌍

Origins World Map

A visual map page that shows where major companion parrot groups come from and links into the live species lanes.

New Map 🎶

Cockatiels

Gentler companion birds with strong routines, expressive crests, and a real need for flock contact.

Live Page 🌿

Caiques

The existing species page for the birds that inspired WIDGET and DIGIT.

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Cockatoos

Emotionally intense parrots that deserve serious suitability framing, not impulse ownership hype.

Live Page 💙

Macaws

Large, charismatic parrots with equally large needs around space, noise, strength, and lifespan.

Live Page 📊

Compare & Fit

Use the new compare lane to sort birds by apartment risk, lifestyle intensity, and mismatch potential.

Decision Tools 🫂

Rescue & Rehome

Species pages are stronger when they lead naturally into rescue-first intake and rehome reality checks.

Rescue Lane

How Library Pages Work

The research strongly recommended a multi-axis, rescue-aware structure. That means each species page should do more than list colors and fun facts.

Noise reality Pages should tell the truth about volume, frequency, and apartment risk.
Enrichment need Social and mental needs are welfare needs, not optional extras.
Rescue-first framing Bigger, harder birds should include honest notes on rehoming, mismatch, and long commitment.
Care links Every species page should connect directly to food, sleep, cages, hazards, and future product guides.

Helpful Compare Paths

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Apartment Risk

Noise honesty should be a standard part of choosing birds, especially cockatoos, macaws, and louder conure types.

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Longevity Planning

Some parrots are short chapters. Others are long family timelines. The library should keep that visible.

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Enrichment Intensity

The right bird match is partly about how much daily social and mental energy a home can really sustain.

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Not For Everyone

The site should be comfortable saying when a species is a poor fit for most homes.

Good Next Paths

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Care Hub

Use the care pages when a species page starts raising questions about sleep, food, cages, or hazards.

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Store Framework

Future product pages should tie back to species fit instead of treating all parrots like one category.

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Media & Theater

The species lens also matters for live feeds, screen sensitivity, and enrichment media choices.