Amir Asghar
Amir Asghar, hailing from Iran, is an ornithology enthusiast and pet bird blogger. With a background in ecology, he advocates for bird conservation and responsible ownership through his engaging articles that help bird enthusiasts care for their feathered friends.
Explore the true expenses of bird ownership 🦜 from purchase to vet care. Discover costs for different species, habitat, nutrition, and essential budgeting tips! 💰
Thinking of adding a grey parrot to your family? 🦜 Explore the financial journey of ownership, from purchase price to ongoing care costs. 🏠💰
Explore the male Eclectus parrot's vibrant colors, behaviors, and care needs. Discover bonding tips, training methods, and health insights. 🦜💚
Explore the dietary needs of pet birds and the role of insects in their meals. Learn how to safely incorporate bugs into their feeding regimen. 🐦🦗
Discover essential nutrients, ideal food types, and feeding schedules for your parrotlet. Ensure their health with our comprehensive nutrition guide! 🦜🍏
Discover how to keep your pet bird cozy and healthy 🐦 with the right heaters. This guide covers types, benefits, risks, and essential usage tips for safety.❄️
Discover how to choose the best bird feeding dishes for your feathered friends. 🐦 Explore design, materials, and maintenance techniques for a healthier habitat! 🌱
Discover how mealworm feeders enhance the health of orioles. Explore types, materials, and effective attraction methods. 🐦 Learn to care for them better! 🌱
Explore the vital role of standing perches for macaws! 🦜 Discover types, materials, health perks, maintenance tips, and how they benefit your feathered friends.
Discover essential insights on Quaker parrot treats! 🦜 This guide covers nutrition, safety, and practical advice to enhance your pet's diet. 🌱
Discover essential insights on buying used parakeet cages. 🐦 Learn about benefits, drawbacks, and tips to enhance your bird's well-being and health! 🏠
Uncover the evolution, unique traits, and conservation challenges of large flightless birds like ostriches 🦩, emus 🦙, and kiwis 🥝 in their ecosystems.