Are there any types of parrots or cockteils of some sort that can live outside in the winter?
i live in Michigan and have always wanted to build an outdoor aviary to put some birds in but figured there was no point since theres more cold winters here the warm summer and the birds would have to be indoors and stuff but ive herd from a friend that there are some types of birds that could do really well in cold Michigan winter conditions as long as they have there food and water does anyone recommend an types of birds i could put in my aviary ? thanks
Quaker parrots or Patagonian Conures deal with cold fairly well, but couldn't handle a Michigan winter. The only parrot that could would be a kea (a New Zealand alpine parrot), but you're unlikely to be able to get one.
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