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Birds|Group Overview | Evidence chain

Birds|Group Overview | Evidence chain

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  • File: Veterinary Animal Encyclopaedia — birds
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  • Chapter section title: 二、5 族群總覽
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FAQ

How long do common pet birds live?
According to AVMA data, budgerigars average 6 years and can reach 18; cockatiels average 16 years, with some cases past 30; Java sparrows average 4 to 5 years; canaries average 8 years, with reports of 20; large parrots (including macaws and cockatoos) range from 20 years to more than 100. For the monk parakeet and the domestic pigeon, no authoritative verbatim year count could be found.
What should I watch out for with large parrots?
African greys, macaws and cockatoos are highly intelligent and expensive birds whose lifespan can run to several decades or even past 100 years, which is also why the risk of relinquishment and rehoming is high. Before taking one on, weigh that lifespan as a long-term commitment.
If I want to keep backyard chickens, is this bird group overview enough?
No. Backyard chickens now have their own poultry chapter covering laying hens, broilers, ornamental chickens, ducks and geese, including the four mandatory columns on withdrawal period, notifiable disease reporting, flock-level handling and egg food safety — exactly the parts where chickens are most likely to harm people, which the bird group material does not cover.

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Jane・《Birds|Group Overview | Evidence chain》・IDAEO 知識庫・2026-08-13・https://km.idaeo.ai/post/reports/vet-bird-groups-evidence

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