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when peachfronts purr
As our little joke, we call it the Peachfront Conure "snore." It's night, they're snug in their nestbox or under their cage cover, and you make a comment, and they respond with a sleepy-sounding "snore." "You're not really asleep," I'll say. "I can tell." They will "snore" a little louder. Hint, hint. Tone it down so a little bird can get some zzzzzz's around here. However, even though we call it a "snore," it's really more of a purr. I think of it as a sort of quiet "contact call," but it isn't a bit loud or obnoxious like so many parrot "contact calls." It's just a nice, pleasant way to let us know that, hey, "peachfronts are here. And sometimes we get a little sleepy."
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