Talking Birds Beyond Parrots

Crows are highly intelligent birds, capable of mastering mimicry, counting up to seven, and learning hundreds of words and sentences. 

The Common Hill Mynah, native to the Western Ghats of India, is a renowned talking bird, prized for its remarkable mimicry skills.

Corvids, including crows and ravens, are known for their impressive mimicry skills, with some captive individuals at zoos and wildlife centres. 

The male Superb Lyrebird is a master mimic, able to perfectly replicate an astonishing array of sounds, including a crying baby, car alarms & more. 

Budgies can learn to mimic human speech with persistence and regular interaction, but it doesn't come naturally to them.

Cockatiels are affectionate birds that thrive on human interaction and can become proficient talkers with socialization and training. 

Quaker parrots are small, gentle, and exceptionally intelligent birds that learn quickly, making them ideal for beginners. 

Ring-necked parakeets are skilled mimics, capable of repeating full sentences and various sounds, with a clear and understandable tone.

The Eclectus parrot is a suitable choice for intermediate bird owners, requiring moderate care and socialisation.

Yellow-naped Amazons are highly sought-after parrots in Central America due to their exceptional intelligence and talking abilities.