The talking birds include mynas, mynas and parrots. Mynas are very good at learning languages and can even read poems aloud. Myna's shouts are clear and subtle, and can simulate human conversation and produce rhythmic sounds. Although parrots are also good at learning human speech, they are generally only medium to large parrots, and small parrots are basically difficult to speak.
Types of talking birds
There are not many birds that have the ability to speak. The one that is more widely raised in the country is the myna bird. Starlings are very common in southern China. They are beneficial birds for agriculture and forestry. They are also very popular caged birds. Not only can they imitate the calls of other birds, they can also learn to speak human language and even read poems.
The myna, which looks very similar to the myna bird, has a loud and clear cry. It can also learn simple vocabulary, simulate human speech, and produce a rhythmic tone. When they are growing up, mynas are better at calling. Their calls are clear, loud, subtle and changeable.
When it comes to talking birds, the first thing people usually expect is parrots. Parrots are loved by people all over the world for their beautiful feathers and their ability to learn human language.
However, not all parrots can learn human language. Common caged parrots in life include tiger parrots, peonies, cockatiels, monk parrots, macaws, and gray parrots. Among them, the smaller parrots such as the tiger and the tiger are difficult to speak. If you want to practice parrot language, medium and large parrots such as the King Kong are the right choice.
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