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Cockatiels, Amazons, and canaries are among the most vocal and musically inclined bird species kept as pets.
Cockatiels are known for their variety of whistles and ability to mimic sounds they frequently hear. Males are especially vocal, often teaching their tunes to other birds. Their whistling behavior can be triggered by sounds or interactions and is sometimes accompanied by visual displays, such as looking in mirrors or responding to cues from their environment.
Amazon parrots are recognized for their singing abilities.These birds often incorporate human music into their repertoire, demonstrating vocal range and creativity, sometimes adapting songs or blending them with phrases. Despite their volume, some can be trained to sing softly.
Canaries are specially bred for their vocal abilities, with only the males producing full songs that differ in tone and complexity depending on their breed and individual learning.
Chewy editorial team offers valuable insight into the top three singing pet birds, helping you better understand their vocal talents and what makes each species unique.
