How long can parrots live?

Parrot is a bird with bright feathers and good at imitating human speech. They usually have hooked beaks and can peck at nuts, seeds and fruits. The life span of parrots will be affected by many factors, such as breed, feeding environment, diet, health status and so on. The following are four common parrots and their approximate life spans:

Budgerigar: budgerigar, also known as Feng Jiao, Cai Feng, Assour and love birds, is the smallest bird in the family Nautilidae, a small climbing bird and the only species of budgerigar. The budgerigar has a body length of 18-22 cm and an average wingspan of 30 cm. The average life span of wild species is 7-8 years, the life span of artificially raised species can reach 12 years, and more species can live for more than 20 years.

Feng Xuan parrot: Also known as cockatoo and cockatoo, it belongs to the parrot family. Feng Xuan birds are native to Australia. They live near a stream and often bathe in the water. Feng Xuan birds are 23-25cm long, with an average life span of about 18 years, and the longest life span can reach more than 20 years.

Peony parrot: Peony parrot, also known as love birds, has many subdivided varieties. In China, peonies are mainly divided into two categories: the first peony parrot and the face peony parrot. The life span of the peony parrot is about 12 years.

Pacific Parrot: Ying Ge and Ying Ge in the Pacific Ocean belong to China's early names for parrots, which have existed in Ying Ge since ancient times. Parrots are naughty, brave and confident. Pacific parrots raised artificially are docile, peaceful and quiet, suitable for bird friends who like quiet. The service life is about 12 years.